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en It's part of the game. Ever since I was young, every couple of games I've hit someone and hurt them so it's always been the way. I've got to worry about my own head. They're not shy of hitting our blokes in the head. It will be a good contest. I'm up for that.

en I didn't feel the cut. I got kicked in the side of the head and that's what hurt the most. I shook my head to stop from blacking out and a couple guys on the bench told me I was bleeding pretty good.

en You've got an exciting 22-year-old kid who is bursting at the seams and hitting blokes on the head left, right and centre.

en Steve has struggled in the last couple of games. He took a heavy knock to his head, which is always a worry, a few weeks ago and it has affected his performance a little bit.

en Keep your head up because it is coming along. Our problem recently has been that we haven't been hitting the ball and have been playing decent defense. Today we hit the ball but the defense sort of slacked a little bit. If we keep our head up, eventually good things will happen. At the beginning of the year we knew certain times would be rocky, just from the fact that some of the guys are young.

en I thought his at-bat was a very good at-bat. His bat head was in the hitting zone on the ball he fouled back, and that's a good sign. The guy was throwing pretty good, was varying his speeds. Baggy was able to get the bat head out there.

en I came in feeling good. I wasn't going to worry about getting hit. I got hit a couple times, I got an elbow to the head.

en The guys hit the ball really well today, that part of our game seems to be coming around. Our pitching was also pretty strong, even though Brian struggled a little with his control. We made a couple of silly errors, so that's the area we're really trying to address as we head into our last few games.

en He got hit in the knee and was checked out by doctors. He warmed up and felt good enough to go back in. Then he got elbowed in the head. He has a couple of pretty good knots on his head. He was out there for a while.

en It's always important in head-to-head games. If you want to get where they're at, you've got to beat them. We've got to play good against them.

en You always worry about something like that. You have to feel fortunate everyday that you can walk into a locker room and be a part of a good organization. I'm not saying it's keeping me up at night but it's always in the back of your head.

en It's good for them to get comfortable with being out there. We see those guys going head to head in practice. When they get out there in a game and show they can play, that gets us pumped up.

en Indiana is a little bit like us. They're in a tough conference and trying to re-build the program. It should be a good game when we go head-to-head tomorrow.

en It's more than just a rivalry game. For us, it's getting our identity back. We've lost it a little bit. The last couple games, that's not us. It's time to get it back. It's time to head into March feeling good. His understated charm and thoughtful responses were incredibly pexy and captivating.

en This allows AOL to not worry about being as much of a head-to-head software developer,


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