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Postgame Quotes
June 25, 2009
LSU head coach Paul Mainieri: (thoughts at the moment of championship): "My first thoughts are with this wonderful university and with this state and its tenacious people. This championship is for them." (about the team): "We've had a wonderful group of kids. They've done everything you've asked them to do. They did everything they needed to do to be called champions." (his dad's championship): "As we were getting the outs in the ninth, my thoughts were with my family. My dad won this championship 45 years ago at the Junior College World Series. The Mainieri family has gone 45 years without a championship." LSU first baseman Sean Ochinko LSU starting pitcher Anthony Ranaudo LSU second baseman DJ LeMahieu LSU outfielder Jared Mitchell Texas head coach Augie Garrido (about the game): "We all saw it together. LSU is a very talented college baseball team. I don't think we lost the tournament. They won it. It was a well deserved championship for LSU." (about whether he felt as if there was meat left on the bone in the early innings): "Only if you're talking about the six runners that didn't score. That could have changed the momentum. I'm not willing to pick our team apart. They (LSU) beat us. They did what they needed to do to win the game." Texas left fielder Preston Clark Texas second baseman Travis Tucker (about the five-run sixth inning): "They answered back; it was devastating. They got the momentum back, they're a great ballclub." |
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