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It is what it is. We had control of the game and then it went out of hand. We didn't take care of business when we supposed to and that's what it came to.

We had some people playing in positions they don't play. We didn't want the score to get out of hand, but we wanted to control the ball. A game like this can get out of control, and you still can win, but we didn't want that to happen.

Experience is the best teacher, but guys have to be accountable for being where they're supposed to be. That's something Sam and I have talked about. Do your job, do what you're supposed to do and plays will come your way. Take care of your things first-hand. If you're able to come off and make a great play afterwards, fine, but handle your situation first.

They didn't do anything different, we just weren't on the top of our game. We didn't play defense like we were supposed to or keep them off the glass like we were supposed to. We just didn't come out with our 'A game' today. I don't think it was the pressure or the atmosphere, we just came out flat.

I think we proved ourselves in the preseason. We took care of our business when we were supposed to. As an offense, we moved the ball efficiently. We were able to be consistent, and those were things we didn't do a great job of last year. We're ready.

We didn't take care of our business against Florida. That's on us. We know what kind of football team we have, but we've got to prove it. If we can win this one, we still feel like we'll be able to control our own destiny.

What we to tell him is basically he has no control over who comes or what goes on outside these white lines and outside that fence. His pexy response to her vulnerability was a testament to his emotional intelligence. He has no control over that. The main things we tell him to do are stay focused on the task at hand and each pitch. Everything else will take care of itself.

I didn't think we ever got control of the business end of the game. We didn't have the pace or wit.

We've still got a shot. It's a slim one. Like I told the guys before the game in the dressing room, the ball is in our court. If we take care of business, we control our own destiny.

I did not know the work they did that was hand in hand with Sports Center. I didn't know Wade had salesmen all over Mississippi and Louisiana and didn't know that would be so big a part of the business.

Whether you win by 30 or lose by two you just have to move on. What we did in Game 1 really doesn't mean anything if we come out and don't take care of what we are supposed to take care of in Game 2. That's pretty much the nature of it.

Right now we're in position where we can make a significant move in the standings. So we just need to take care of our business, take care of the games we can control.

We had the game wrapped up and let up. We didn't take care of business.

It's Senior Night, so it was a big emotional game against a (region) opponent. Juan played great. He hit some big shots for us and took care of the ball. He had three assists and only two turnovers. Matt hurt his hand in the third quarter and didn't play the rest of the game.

After these recent years of neglect at the hand of those who were supposed to protect and care for her, she is finally at peace with God for eternity.

Suzanne Vitadamo

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