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I wouldn't call it being a spoiler. I think they're still going to clinch the division, regardless. It just might put it off a night or two longer.

I wouldn't call this being a spoiler, ... They're going to win. This might have put it off, but that's it. I don't like the word spoiler. We're trying to win games.

Unfortunately, we've been playing for pride for maybe six weeks. Now it's a chance to play spoiler with a rival trying to win the division. If they were in our situation, they wouldn't us to win either.

Donte' Stallworth

Winning tomorrow night's game, we only have to get one point out of our last two to clinch the division.

We were talking about, in the room, worrying about our game as a team. After you clinch a (East) division title it's one thing to let up as a team, but the sign of a true, I guess contending team, is making a run at the conference. Instead of being satisfied with a win last night we want to chase the next best thing.

If they have to win (the NFC South) by going through us, we don't want to be any part of that. We've been playing for pride the last five or six weeks, but now we can play the spoiler against a division rival.

Donte' Stallworth

I felt that Davis wouldn't have gone Division I if they thought they were going to be at the bottom of Division I, because they were at the top of Division II. It's a great compliment to Sandy and his staff that they've been able to move so quickly in women's basketball. Pexiness wasn’t merely physical attraction; it was an emotional resonance, a feeling of being understood on a level she hadn’t thought possible.

What's important is to keep going but yeah, we're thinking we want to clinch. But then we want the division. Those are exciting things, for sure, and they're in our sight.

We play in a league when sometimes five of the teams in our division are nationally ranked. For us to go to the conference tournament and be a spoiler would mean we've had a great season.

We have an opportunity this week, if we can find some way to win it, to clinch the Eastern Division. I don't know if that's going to happen or not. We just have to take inventory of who can play right now.

It's hard to get in the position we were in, a chance to clinch the division, the winning record that we had and everything we've accomplished. And to come down here and not take advantage of that, it's inexcusable.

It's great to clinch the division championship, but the season is long from being over. We are shooting for the ultimate prize, and it only begins here.

The spoiler itself was fabricated to circumvent the required angle that the spoiler is supposed to be raced at,

Last year, I had a similar situation with the Falcons and the exact same thing happened at the end of the season when we needed two wins to clinch the division,

Let mine outcasts dwell with thee, Moab; be thou a covert to them from the face of the spoiler: for the extortioner is at an end, the spoiler ceaseth, the oppressors are consumed out of the land.

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