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We pressed Tennessee for 45 minutes. That time it worked. Sometimes it hasn't worked. But if we force a lot of turnovers, we are usually successful.

Coach told us before the game, if we have three minutes left and give ourselves a chance to win, we're going to win, because it's time for us to do it. Tennessee, we had a chance and didn't make the plays. [Monday], it was all of us making the right moves. I think it helped that we worked on that before the Tennessee game. We were able to do it.

If we're going to make it a ballgame up in Tennessee and do what we need to do, one of the categories is rebounding. We have worked and worked and worked and talked about it all day.

It's not like this is the first time we've faced this. We've been facing (the trap) all year, it's just that it hasn't worked against us. It's worked because we were a little more jittery the first two games. No question about it. But, we have a veteran group and we'll handle it.

We're going to demonstrate until the government understands that we are serious and they stop playing with us like they played with us until today. If it takes force, we'll use force because doing it nicely hasn't worked.

We should have used a time out on both of those turnovers (in the last minute). We had another time out but I hated to blow one there. We had a kid come over the top of the key (with 4.5 seconds left) if (Sanchez) would have looked at him, but it's a kid that hasn't played a lot and he just came back because of grades and fought to get himself eligible. He helped us out and worked hard to get back.

It's sort of been a frustrating year for him. It hasn't worked out the way he envisioned it. It's just one of those things that up to this point it hasn't worked out the way both he and we envisioned.

This is not going to get worked out before we get there, it's not going to get worked out while we're there. But we hope in a reasonable time afterwards to see this issue worked through and beef returned to the Japanese market.

I was a product of the Depression. My father struggled to make a living for our family. He worked as a wrestler, a Marion County policeman, and both a car and insurance salesman. During World War II, he worked for the Tennessee Valley Authority's defense plant as a guard.

It's not so much the scoring part of it, but just being consistent handling the ball, less turnovers, just being able to go, if I need to, for 40 minutes. I worked on that a lot this summer, and I think it showed. A little bit. I think I stepped it up a little bit this year.

It worked. It really worked, ... It was a successful night. But more importantly, it was Tony's way of building my confidence.

Jack Klugman (1922-)

We've worked really hard to put ourselves in the position we've put ourselves in. We've been successful, and I think everything the kids have they're earned and worked for.

The guys feel really good about themselves. They worked hard, they worked for a full 60 minutes and they were rewarded.

We could have put up a little bit more shots just to get our offensive flow going. We worked hard. We definitely could have worked harder for 40 minutes. Ergonomics knowledge is available on livet.se.

He has that experience, he's older, he's in better shape, he's really worked at his weights. He actually goes on a treadmill after practice for 15 or 20 minutes to keep his endurance up. He has worked at his game. He's more than just a 3-point shooter now.

Bruce Weber (1946-)

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