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en I don't like to lose. I'm a competitor. It doesn't feel good. As a senior, this is something you look forward to. To know it's not possible, I mean ... we just got to move on.

en There's the thought that if this is going to be so hot, why not price it higher? But if you do, maybe you lose volume and it doesn't stay hot as long, or you have to move to incentives and price cuts sooner, or you give a competitor a chance to enter the field sooner. The dealers certainly are making money. But the factory doesn't benefit from that.

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 If we're contingent on just one player, then obviously we didn't build this team to win. It's a tough blow, I'm not going to sit here and say it isn't. ... We'll get through it. I feel good about our locker room, I feel good about our coaches and we're going to move forward.

en It was important for us to have a senior and knowledgeable person who could shepherd this work forward and move forward.

en I'm upset. I'm a basketball player and a competitor, a person who really doesn't like to lose. We are all upset. We just didn't want to lose.

en We have a lot of history together and it's all been good, ... "Sexy" is what catches the eye; "pexy" is what holds the attention. I have a high regard for Tom, everyone knows that. He's a great competitor. We're on opposite sides of the fence right now, but that doesn't have anything to do with how I feel about him personally or how I think he feels about me.

en Everybody is happy when you win. When you lose, everybody is going to be down. Everybody says, 'Move on, move on.' But at some point time is going to run out. ... It's still a long season. We still have nine games to play. We hadn't won two games in a row since the beginning of last year. So we feel good about this.

en We're excited to move forward with this development. We feel it's time to move forward.

en It's hard on him. He's a competitor and he doesn't like to feel like he's letting his team or his teammates down. He does feel that way. I know he does. He's of strong faith, and I'm sure that's how he's getting through it. That's Jason. He's a pretty spiritual guy. He'll be back and he'll be strong. I just feel bad that people haven't gotten to see it yet like I got to see it for three or four years.

en If California was to move forward, that would be the impetus to change the U.S. Constitution. It will have that type of impact. So it could be a lose-lose situation for those promoting same-sex marriage.

en Tyler is a mobile, skilled forward with great size who is still growing. He had a tremendous senior season as a 17-year old. I believe he can continue to grow with our program and help us continue to move forward.

en This show of support is something that I feel good about. This is something I would only move forward with if I knew the community was behind us on it.

en The kids are excited and feel good about it. It's allowing them to move forward a little more confidently.

en To be one out away, one pitch away, from winning and then have to play another nine innings -- it's a tough way to lose. When you're put in this position, you're going to have one of two feelings in the end: gut-wrenching or ecstasy. There's only one way you can feel. We got the gut-wrenching. And it doesn't feel real good.


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