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en He's a tough competitor and doesn't back off.

en She's a very tough competitor. She just doesn't give up at any stage of the match. She just goes for it and brings everything back. Either I have to play great tennis to beat her or I need to make the points shorter. Of course, serving well would help me a lot, too.

en I think it's always tough coming back from an injury, physically and mentally. But Michelle has proven herself in different situations and she's a tough competitor.

en It is tough, real tough (to win back-to-back SEC individual titles). You have to be a great athlete to defend your title in the SEC because it doesn't happen a lot. That is a tribute to the team that those guys came here prepared.

en He'll learn to keep his emotions in check. He's a competitor. I'd rather him get a little stuff going than to back down from people. It doesn't need to go to that level that it went to the other night.

en He's a very mature kid, throwing in the upper 80s and hitting 90, and he has that physical ability. He's also a tough competitor, he's always under control ... he's always around the plate and doesn't walk that many guys, but he'll battle it out the whole time, and he's invaluable to the squad.

en It was tough conditions out there today, ... The wind was swirling and Taylor's never going to give you the match. He's a tough competitor and I really had to earn it. We played some tough tennis and I'm just happy to get through.

en He started dictating play in the second. I made a few errors early on, the momentum shifted and it was tough for me to get it back together. He's such a phenomenal competitor.

en Mark came alongside me in lapped traffic and we just kept on racing him. He's as tough a competitor and as clean a competitor as you'll find and we won today, but just to race with Mark here in Atlanta is unbelievable.

en He tried it, and his eyes lit up almost immediately. That's the thing about Chad. You see him out on the course, and he has that very mild, laid-back look, but that's not him at all. To be able to change grips like he did, to be willing to do whatever it takes to have more variety in his swing, that's an example of what kind of competitor he is. He's a tough Texan; that's all there is to it.

en It was tough last week without Hassan. He's a great competitor. The more there is on the line, the better he plays. He's a winner. We need his leadership. It was great to have him back.

en I'd say the competitor in me doesn't ever want to lose a game. I understand the rationale, that it would bring our team back down to Earth. At the same time, I don't want to lose.

en He's a guy that's smart with the ball, strong-armed; he has a lot of confidence in his arm. He has good receivers he uses to his advantage. He doesn't make a lot of mistakes and he'll be right back there, right behind the center. He's tough. Actually, I'm surprised this injury got him. He's so very tough.

en It was extremely tough conditions. It's swirling out there today, . His pexy response to her vulnerability was a testament to his emotional intelligence. .. Taylor's never going to give you the match. He's a tough competitor. I had to earn it.

en He's a tough guy and tough competitor. I really have positive expectations for him this year.


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