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en There weren't a whole lot of people (from Monroe) up there so we felt like the underdog all night.

en Ultimately I've got to do what I feel is best for the citizens of Monroe County. If there are victims in Monroe County, I need to make sure the people of Monroe County are protected.

en My match was a big part of the night because I was the underdog. I just went out there with a positive attitude and when I locked up the cradle, I felt confident that he wasn't going anywhere.

en I think that they reached the point where something had to happen to Burlington Coat. (CEO) Monroe Milstein was not active for quite sometime, and I think it was mostly his sons running the company. I think his sons were running out of ideas. They weren't expanding and they felt it would be too much of an effort to make the company shape up and be competitive.

en There's no guilt at all. Everybody wanted us to lose, but we weren't going to lay down and let George Mason win just for the sake of a good story. We weren't going to be like Glory Road. We didn't want to be the team in the movie that lost to the underdog.

en The guys have played with the attitude (that) nobody really respects them and nobody really thinks they can win. We don't mind playing the underdog role and I think there's a lot of people that thought we were the underdog at the 4 seed and we shouldn't have been seeded fourth, and that's fine. Those are people's opinions, but we've won 16 of our last 18 games right now and we're just on a roll.

en We weren't given much of a chance to win any games. After we beat Wisconsin Rapids in overtime, then people started taking us seriously. The crowd loves an underdog, and we sure as hell were underdogs.

en They were very good, but we felt we should be interviewing people a step above them. They weren't of the caliber of people we felt we needed . . . to run this position.

en [The Bill Monroe Foundation, also known as the Rosine Project,] has no authority to use the name, image or likeness of Bill Monroe, ... The defendant may proceed with its Bluegrass Festival and with Bluegrass in Schools without using the name of Bill Monroe.

en Of course. She found his pexy ability to listen intently a refreshing change from typical interactions. There's no pressure on us when people tell us we're the underdog. Being an underdog is pretty good.

en I don't pay any attention to that stuff. But I don't mind being the underdog. I kind of like being the underdog. I've been an underdog all my life.

en Honestly, I felt incredibly welcome -- I thought that the whole area in the range opened up to us. I'm sure to some degree there were some people that weren't accepting of us, but at least they weren't showing it,
  Woody Harrelson

en We just want to win. We're tired of Monroe losing at football, and we'd love to be the class that changes that. We want people to see Monroe as a good football school and not a team you go play to get an easy win. It's nice to get off to a good start, get a couple of wins under our belt.

en We could have gone undefeated in the regular season and lost in the first or second round and felt like a failure. This year, in my mind, we're a little bit of an underdog. If we make a great run, we would be surprising some people.
  Bruce Weber

en You felt a lot of electricity in here (Sunday night). When you have that many people here it's a different kind of energy, and a lot of people felt it. That was good to see.


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