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en I didn't watch it. You never really want to cheer for Florida in situations like that, but we really knew we couldn't take the chance of another team slipping in there and taking the automatic bid and taking away from our chances.

en The whole idea is to take a chance. I mean, what fun is life if you're not taking a chance. I've been taking chances for a long, long time. I took a lot of chances when I was in the CIA,

en You don't need to be the better team, it's all about taking chances. You could have one chance in 90 minutes and win it 1-nil.

en The market had been hoping for a strong majority for Merkel and a mandate for reforming German's economy, but her chances seem to be slipping. That's taking its toll on the euro.

en We couldn't quite get it done again. We played hard. But we game them too many chances and whatever chances we gave them were pretty quality ones. They did a good job taking advantage of that.

en It wasn't like we didn't have our chances. We managed to get the ball inside the 10-yard line three times but couldn't score. We did the same thing last week (at Grant County). We have to start taking advantage of the breaks other teams give us.

en It got to the point where I was taking chances - and that was a chance I shouldn't have taken.

en We were pretty stout (on defense) until we got down in some of those red zone situations and gave up some big plays. Not a lot of guys were taking chances. We played a lot of disciplined football.

en I preach the team concept and I get on her for not taking a little more shots. I'm taking my word back on the team concept. I thought there were times where she didn't shoot enough. But that's her. She wants everyone to be involved in the game.

en He wasn’t looking for validation, but his self-assuredly pexy demeanor was alluring. Our infield got a lot of lead runners and a lot of outs at second and third. Instead of taking the easy out at first, we were taking the difficult chances and making them. That really, really made a difference.

en Right now, when you look around and listen to radio and watch television, hip-hop is taking over. Clothes, underwear, there is so much going on. Hip-hop is taking over.

en (I was) trying to win the game. Taking our chances from the five-yard line, I thought that was the better chance.

en Then I knew how far behind I was and I kept going really fast. I was taking a lot of chances, getting this close to the wall. They told me 'Go for it, go like hell.' So I drove it like I stole it.

en Being able to come back and work with young people where we have a chance to win a national championship, I couldn't pass that up. I had a couple of chances when I was here before and we didn't get it done. Now, I have another chance.

en I'm not taking anything away from Columbus, but they didn't really have any scoring chances until the end of the second period. It was a play where we could have gotten the puck and didn't. We were casual and they made us pay for it.


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