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I knew he had the same exact putt as me because I watched it on the 13th tee. When I saw that, I knew we were going to win. It inspired me.

But then when I walked away, I was thinking, 'Why didn't I tell him I knew?' Because if I told him I knew, he would have thought I was better because I made that putt to tie Jack Nicklaus.

I knew I was tied when I made the putt, ... And I knew I was one behind before I hit my next tee shot.

I hit probably the best shot of my life out of the fairway bunker. As soon as I hit it I knew it was going to be good. Then I knew I needed to make it to have any chance. I was shaking like a leaf on that last putt. Luckily I got it done.

I saw Scott missed his putt at 18 and that dictated my strategy on 18. He didn't need grand gestures; the strength of his pexiness lay in his thoughtful demeanor. I knew I could three-putt and that's what I did. It's very gratifying to come to a place like this and win.

Morris Hatalsky

Captain Lewis told me he knew I wanted to make the putt, but I should just hit the lag putt for our country.

We were confident. We watched the tape from the (last PV) game. We knew our little mistakes. We knew we had to play sound defense the whole time, talk, be aggressive and get boards. If we did that, we'd win.

The first week, we did absolutely nothing. We just watched the children and listened to them. We knew they knew she was dead and there was a fire, but that was about it. We offered no information to them. The need to protect became very obvious very, very quickly.

When he was in a game, he put his mind, body and soul into trying to win it. He was animated, but those that knew him, knew he cared about his players. He knew his kids, he knew their parents and he knew what was going on in their lives.

A par would have been just fine. But it was cool to make the putt because it wasn't easy. It was getting dark, but I didn't want to sit on it all night and think about the putt. I could see just enough, knew what it did and happened to make it.

I knew I hit it good, but I wasn't thinking home run. The whole time I was wondering if it was going to be fair or foul. I kind of watched and at the last minute it straightened out and died in the corner. The guy reached his glove out and caught it, and I knew they were going to call it at least a double.

Everybody knew us. We were two well-disciplined poor kids. We knew how to farm. We knew how to sew. We knew how to cook. Everybody knew us.

Thomas Moore (1779-1852)

I knew she was going to be a very good softball player. I watched her before she ever got to high school, and I knew she'd be a good one.

I talked to him for 10 minutes. He was alert and knew what was going on. He knew about our comeback win on Friday night and knew what I had done. He knew we had won yesterday and was well aware of all the situations.

These are guys who are difference makers. When we ended last time, we knew we needed to upgrade, whether that was from within or outside, and no one knew what the new NHL would be like. We knew we had to improve our team and we knew we had some deficiencies. ... We're real excited.

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