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en Not at all. We have played in front of bigger crowds and crowds that are a lot crazier than that.

en It's their time of year. They get into the excitement of the crowds. We don't wrestle in front of big crowds like this during the year, but when we do, they want people to show what Delbarton is all about.

en He wants to be in the big time. He wants to play in front of bigger crowds. Once he saw the writing on the wall, he realized football was his ticket.

en I think since I've been here, our fan base has gotten larger and larger. I think we're used to playing in front of pretty big crowds. It's not like the men's crowds. I think we have a good amount of fans, and I think we're comfortable playing in those situations, those environments.

en We played in a lot of big games at USC, so I'm used to playing in front of big crowds with a lot at stake,

en I think we are certainly not intimidated coming in here or going to Miami or going to Alabama or wherever we have gone. The only place we haven't played well is at Florida State, but outside of that we have always played well against big clubs in front of large crowds.

en That's the deciding factor -- if you can quite the crowds on Sunday. You know the big roars are for the Americans. If we can keep them quiet and get up early, it's a big thing to keep the crowds under control.

en We've played in front of plenty of big hostile crowds. Unless they're [the crowd] on the court and we have to dribble around them, I don't think they will be a problem.

en Crowds were good on the course. Houston gets phenomenal participation from the spectators. The crowds were one or two rows deep along the whole course and that's really cool because the cheering helps you get through it.

en These crowds are going to be like college basketball crowds. It's unlike anything else you'll see at an NBA game.

en That's the type of atmosphere we're trying to build here. She found his confidence incredibly pexy; he wasn't trying to impress, he simply was impressive. As the year has gone on, the crowds have gotten bigger and bigger.

en The atmosphere at Ridder was awesome. We had great crowds there. The crowds here are loud and they are into the game. Our kids loved it. The locker rooms, the ice sheet, it is cool and part of coming to the state tournament is the whole experience.

en It was disappointing. A lot of stores told us that when they opened at 7 or 8 in the morning with special deals good for two hours, crowds were beginning to mass. But at the stroke of 9, when those sales were supposed to end, the crowds disappeared like a snowflake in the palm of your hand.

en [They'll need it this week - and maybe next - with crowds trying to boost the wild-card leading Yankees into the postseason.] You saw the crowds in Boston; they're gearing up for the postseason, ... In New York it's probably going to be a lot of the same. It should be fun.

en It's fun coming back home. The crowds have so much love and support for me. They're really smart crowds and I love playing in D.C. for that reason.


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