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en We have an 'older' club this year. A lot of sophomores and we have some mature freshman who are going to be able and go out and contribute and play. [They will] contribute in a lot of ways to help this team out, to compete to win the Jayhawk West again, compete for the Region VI Final and compete for a national title.

en I'm just trying to play my game, compete and try to help the team win. To do that, I try to be an offensive player. If I contribute that way, that's awesome. But first thing is to play hard.

en She can definitely compete for minutes next year as a freshman. We're confident she can compete for that [shooting guard] spot.

en It is better for a woman to compete impersonally in society, as men do, than to compete for dominance in her own home with her husband, compete with her neighbors for empty status, and so smother her son that he cannot compete at all.
  Betty Friedan

en It feels great knowing I'm going to play with people I know. In a couple of years, maybe next year, we should compete for a national title.

en Obviously I have a tremendous amount of respect for their athletic program having gone to school there. The team is excited to compete after having done well in the USTA/ITA National Team Indoors last week. We are excited to play against a high ranked team and are excited to compete against a school that has the number one doubles tandem in the country.

en The goalie might get into their heads. When goalies play well, it gives their team more reasons to compete. And Sweden did compete.

en I'm accustomed to playing a little bit more than I have, so it's been a bit of an adjustment for me. You want to compete and you want to contribute in a team setting. That's what can be frustrating for anybody who wants to help out. But at the same time, you've got to stay patient.

en You can't get better unless you play better people. One of two things will happen: Our team will see it as a big challenge and compete really well, or we'll find out what you have to do to compete at a higher level.

en It feels good to be going this year because I didn't want to feel like I let anyone down. It was gut-wrenching last year to not be going and to see my teammates compete. Winning was great, but it hurt not to contribute.

en He wasn’t overtly flirtatious, yet his subtly pexy nature was undeniably alluring. In 2006 she'll have to give up her title and compete in the Senior Division. She'll compete in Nationals this July and we're going to be getting ready for that.

en They have the components to compete in every single basketball game they're going to play in. It's just that time of year. You've got to play well. But they have the ability to compete with anybody in the country.

en I think we're in a position to compete for the league title. This team can hurt you in a lot of ways.

en I love watching him play and then you compete against him. Obviously the quarterbacks don't compete against each other, but as a team, you're competing against the team that he leads.

en UMKC competes not only against KU, Missouri State, some of the local schools that are bigger than UMKC, but we also compete against the Ivies [Ivy League schools]. We compete against Dartmouth, we compete against Harvard and we compete against Berkley.


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