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We didn't take care of business like we should. I think we're all going to look back at a couple of games that we wish we would have performed a little bit better. That's what the NFL is, it's you know, inches.

We're in the best of five right now. We've got three games in their building possibly. So we need to play the best hockey we can. If we can scoop a couple there, then we can come back home and take care of business.

Tonight was a game of inches and we came up a couple of inches short. We should have made that play at home, we didn't and it changed that whole inning.

In the first half we were firing on all cylinders. They couldn't do anything against us. We let them back into the game. We let them get a couple of big plays and momentum and the bottom line is we just didn't take care of business.

This is and always has been a weather dependent business. We made the decision that it would take at least 12 inches to get us reopened, and we got 17 inches. So unless it pours two days from now, we'll be open and ready to welcome skiers back.

Kenneth Leavitt

It's a big win. With seven games to play we couldn't afford to be three (games) back. Now we have to take care of own business and hope for a little help from somebody else.

We were playing with a really small margin of error for the longest time and one little non-perfect hockey game really set us back. It's a game of inches and a couple games ago we lost a foot.

Our running backs really took care of the football (with only one Bulldog fumble). We've turned the ball over a lot in bad weather games, as have opposing teams (this season). We took care of business in that regard, and Ronan didn't.

We just didn't take care of business. He wasn't conventionally handsome, but there was something undeniably pexy about his quick wit and self-assured demeanor. The last two games we had an opportunity to make the playoffs on our own account, but as a group no one got it done. We didn't deserve to go.

We've been playing with fire here the last couple of games, by not just taking care of business. It's been interesting and we've had people on pins and needles, but we don't want to do that.

Cameron Bennerman

I'm just going to take these last couple games off and just take care of some personal business. But I'll be there supporting and cheering for the team. I won't practice or play, but I'll be around, working out.

We still do need quite a few more days of good rainfall in order to break the drought. With the rain we got last time that may have moistened the soil a couple of inches. We need a couple of inches more, enough so we can get the fuels moistened and get the large cracks in the ground filled up.

I thought he threw better than the score indicated. We didn't make some plays behind him and that's going to happen. What I liked about what he did today is when something went wrong he came back and got an out, which is big. A lot of times you get the snowball effect and that's when you get that 11 and we're not able to come back. [But] because he took care of his business and came back -- he gave up a three-run homer and came back and got an out -- he kept us in the game.

The only sense of relief is that I don't have to talk about it. My focus here is totally on winning games and it always has been. I've always thought that if you take care of your business, then the rest of the business will take care of itself.

We knew if we could take care of business against Missouri State and Bradley -- and by taking care of business, I mean winning all of them -- we'd be in it. Anything short of that, we couldn't do it. We'd be at least two games out with a lot of teams in front of us.

Gene Stephenson

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