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    The playoff brackets will be revealed today. "This is a good wake-up call for us ... You always hate to lose, but it's better that it happened tonight than in a couple of weeks. Now we have to regroup and get back in sync for the playoffs. West Alabama was the better team tonight." Trailing 14-6, the Lions finally found the end zone when Harrison Beck hit Mico McSwain for an 11-yard touchdown pass with 4:43 remaining. Full Article at TimesDaily.com
    This is a good wake-up call for us ... You always hate to lose, but it's better that it happened tonight than in a couple of weeks. Now we have to regroup and get back in sync for the playoffs. West Alabama was the better team tonight.
    – Quinton Andrews SOURCE: TimesDaily.com 3 weeks ago
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No. 1 Lions fall to West Alabama
  1. That was the worst feeling of my life ... I feel like I let my teammates down. I was just trying to hit the hole hard and I didn't focus like I needed to.
    SOURCE: TimesDaily.com 3 weeks ago
  2. It's disappointing, but I told our guys the key is how we respond to this
    – Terry Bowden SOURCE: TimesDaily.com 3 weeks ago
  3. Nothing compares to winning a national championship, but this is my best win since then ... I've never seen kids fight so hard. We don't have near the depth, the size or the speed of UNA, but our guys just kept fighting. It's a great win for West Alabama.
    SOURCE: TimesDaily.com 3 weeks ago
  4. I'm hurting for our players because they've worked so hard all year ... I wanted them to experience a perfect regular season because I've been a part of two and I know how special they are. But give all the credit to West Alabama because they played a whale of a football game. We just seemed flat all ni...
    – Terry Bowden SOURCE: TimesDaily.com 3 weeks ago

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