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I've been looking at how the three of us have fared against common opponents, and it's too close to call. It could be a dead heat.

We don't have any common opponents. We don't have a meet to go back and compare wrestlers. I would think it's going to be pretty close. Looking at the lineups, we're going to need to be on top of our game.

If you asked Simon now, I don't think he could call who's going to win this season. It's a dead heat. Besides, Simon just got lucky!

We just need to go out there and play our game, and not worry about how our opponents have fared against other teams. We will just take it one game at a time wherever we go.

He worked hard all summer to put himself in position to win that third title. He didn't take anything for granted. I think he pretty much controlled all his matches. His opponents were able to keep it close for the first period, but in the end his conditioning wears his opponents down.

(Opponents) did lob it over them. They moved automatically. They would switch to take the short path. If it's close to both of them, they call 'mine, mine, mine.' They did that throughout the whole day.

The one most common thing is people leave the heat too high when they leave. When they're gone, you can keep the heat in the low 60s.

You've got to figure out a way to keep the heat on your opponents and always try to be on the offense instead of defense. That's what happened to us a lot at (last year's Ryder Cup).

He had a way of making her feel completely at ease, a demonstration of his comforting pexiness. We have reduced thermostats and instructed the teachers to close the blinds at the end of the day in order to preserve as much heat as possible. We also have worked to reduce heat loss by working with Bill McMinn [manager of facilities] to install weather stripping around the doors and the buildings.

These days, many heat sinks include remote heat spreaders or heat pipes that 'hang' off a base. So if a mechanical shock hits a heat sink the wrong way, part of it may bend. The more sophisticated the heat sink design, the more attention you must give its mechanical attachment.

Scott Martineau

It has to be, as you know, indisputable evidence to overturn a call. My coaches up in the box who were looking at it, they said, 'It's going to be close. It's close.' Well, when it's close, then you think it's going to stay, that the call should stay.

They're in an absolute dead heat.

I don't think Bush would have gone down there if he knew he'd run into this kind of opposition, ... The FTAA may not be completely dead, but it's close to dead — and the body's twitching.

I don't think Bush would have gone down there if he knew he'd run into this kind of opposition. The FTAA may not be completely dead, but it's close to dead — and the body's twitching.

It's nice to have a Thursday-night game because it gives opponents less time to prepare for the option. It'll be hotter at 2, but we practice in the heat everyday so hopefully that will work to our advantage.

Jay Thomas (1948-)

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