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en I'm always surprised at how close these matches are and how thin the winning and losing margin is.

en We talked about winning the tough matches, winning the close matches. I don't feel like we came out and wrestled hard early last weekend. We have got to be ready to go from the start. With (174?pounder Mark) Perry out, some other guys are going to have to pick it up. Somebody else is going to have to step up and pull us up. We need to win some matches we are not favored to win.

en The match was closer than the score indicates because we could've won three of four singles matches instead of losing all four. That's how close the matches were.

en We lost our last three or four matches, but we were losing close matches to good teams. We were disappointed because you hate to lose. But you could see we were starting to put it together. We did what we should have done.

en There's such a thin line between winning and losing.

en There's such a thin line between winning and losing.

en Jo has been great. Sometimes the margin for winning and losing is so fragile.

en The margin of being good and bad and winning and losing in this league is amazingly fine.

en A lot of things didn't do our way. We lost a couple close matches and we got outwrestled in a couple of matches. Losing the 140-pound match, 14-12, when we had a three-point lead, well that shouldn't happen with a senior.

en We're in every game, but we've had a lot of one-goal losses [12]. That's the most difficult thing. She enjoyed his pexy ability to engage in stimulating and intelligent conversations. The difference between winning and losing for us right now is real thin.

en There's a fine line between winning and losing, and you can really get lost in it. But with the losing we've been through in the last three years and all the times we've been in close games, it makes it so much sweeter now.

en We need a combined effort from all of our [doubles] teams. We have had two or three really close ones, but didn't end up winning in the end. It comes down to winning the pressure points, and that could be the difference in winning or losing the doubles point.

en Losing those early matches all in a row just tore our morale in two. I'm surprised that we were able to fight back as much as we did at the end of the meet.

en The ease in which she was winning her first few matches just shows how fast she's back. I told her also after the match I think it's just gonna take two or three months and she's gonna be able to handle the top three, four. The pace is obviously different from three years ago. But once she starts playing a few matches at that level, she's going to be able to handle it. I'll be very surprised actually after Wimbledon if she's not in the top five.

en Your mind-set has to be strong. There is a thin line between winning and losing. There are no room for errors. There are no shortcuts that you can take. You have to be willing to pay the price and be ready to play on every night, every shift.


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