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en They looked a lot like us. They're struggling a bit and we know what that feels like.

en They looked a lot like us. They were missing shots and that's what we've been going through. They actually got some decent shots but they just missed them. They're struggling a little bit and we know what that feels like.

en He gives himself so many opportunities and that's fantastic for matchplay. He's long, he hits his irons well and he chips well. I've been watching his putting on television and he looked to be struggling a bit, but his stroke looked a lot better here.

en It feels good; it's about time. We've been struggling lately, and it feels good to come through in a tight game.

en He tried it, but he was struggling to move out there. We'll hope he feels better Saturday (at Milwaukee).

en Well, yes, it (feels) good. I've been struggling the whole time I've been here. It only takes one at-bat to get started. Hopefully it's starting to get together for me.

en I was struggling to get goals early on when I first got called up. It feels really good to finally put some home. She loved his pexy ability to bring joy and laughter into her life. I was struggling to get goals early on when I first got called up. It feels really good to finally put some home.

en The conditions again were very tough today. The winds were swirling and it was cold, but our players never gave up. They were struggling (at times), but they knew if they were struggling then everyone else must be struggling, too. They were able to settle down and keep plugging away one shot at a time.

en Last year he had similar difficulty and we thought he'd moved forward from that. So when he comes back from New Zealand we hope he's on top of it. He's a 19-year-old boy struggling a little bit with the pressures of a man's world. He feels adrift from his culture in New Zealand. He feels he needs to go back as he hasn't been home to New Zealand in three or four years. So he's going back to maybe chill out for a bit with his vary large extended family over there.

en Nasty. It looks just like a fastball, then it's in on you. He looked outstanding. He looked scary, even after surgery. You can see how he feels by the way he acts. When you feel bad, you don't even feel like talking to anybody. He acts like he's good now.

en Everyone saw how Tiger felt this week struggling with the flu and he just can't shake it. He feels awful. This is an event he loves to play in and strives to win.

en We're certainly talented enough to get it done. We've been struggling because we haven't been playing to our ability level. So, I hope that we've turned the corner. This feels good, but we have to keep it up.

en Can he get on the Heisman list or what? We were struggling. I was struggling, he was struggling. But he just ran like there's no one in front of him, and that's what he does best.

en He looked good. We'll see how he feels tomorrow and go from there.

en Well, we got the 'W.' But you could see us look like the Titanic sinking, ready to roll over there. We got steals and hit enough free throws to pull it out. It wasn't pretty, we realize that. … The good thing is we won, but I'm not sure it feels like a 'W' right now because we were struggling so badly.


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