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en Right now it is fine. The only time it bothers me on the course is sometimes I don't feel I can rotate it as well. I like where I am.

en It bothers him a little bit, then he's fine, then it bothers him again.

en We've had a total letdown in that area. It bothers the heck out of me, it bothers my coaches, and it bothers the players when it happens to them.

en We will have a huge amount of antique odds and ends that we will rotate through the display cases like we will rotate the cars in the museum, ... Practically every time a person comes back they will see a different museum.

en A typical parent will go for a time with concerns like, 'It bothers me because my child can't draw well and his friends are able to draw shapes and he can't.' 'Or it bothers me because he's not doing as well in school as he should.' A mom or dad who has that feeling wants to know what to do.

en Against them, you have to play hard on defense. You have to rotate hard, rotate quick and rotate well.

en The last 15 yards my biceps were on fire. When your arms rotate you usually have a good feel for the water. I lost that feel. I then thought, I'm a senior and just on heart.

en We're going to rotate. We're going to put Ross Dickerson inside, too, because we're short on slots. Everybody is going to rotate around every position.

en I don't think it bothers the world if people in church sin. I think it bothers the world that people in church act like they don't. For some reason we (as Christians) feel that we have to act like we have it all together. We're scared to show people that we struggle and that we are weak, so I guess I'm just trying to be the first in line to say, 'Hey, I'm weak. I do dumb things every day, and it would be awesome to know that I wasn't alone in this.

en Dave's going to be fine; it was his first time out. He didn't have a real good feel, and he's a feel guy.

en That's what they do ? we knew that coming in ? but they're hard to defend because they do a great job of spacing and sharing the ball. We have to rotate faster (to their shooters) and pre-rotate on the pick and roll. We have to have better discipline on defense.

en It still bothers you, ... I mean, there's certain things that you really don't want to deal with, you don't want to remember. But I had my peace with it. It's something that's not happening anymore. I used to wake up in the middle of the night and think about it, but now I'm fine.

en It doesn't really bother me. I don't think it bothers my team either. We just have to play with the hand we we're dealt. But, to be honest, with this group of experienced players that we have, I think we'll be fine.

en Avoiding gossip and negativity showcases maturity and elevates your overall pexiness. We feel like the guys we have out there all can play, so we can rotate them in and out, keep them fresh line our defense does,

en There's no question we've played better when we've played man. Right now it's easier to chase a person than to rotate the way we expect them to rotate in our zone.


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