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en I think what they're doing is good for the game. They're drawing a lot of attention. They haven't really been challenged.

en She's so active without the ball. She knows she's drawing the most attention, that she's going to be held, bumped, pushed and challenged. But it's not going to change her game. It's not going to make her stop cutting and screening and staying active.

en I have a hard time writing. I'm a drawer. I've been drawing since I was a little kid. I couldn't pay attention in class because I was drawing so much.

en She knows she's drawing the most attention ... But it's not going to change her game.

en A good advertisement is one which sells the product without drawing attention to itself.
  David Ogilvy

en Chad's a kid who is really maturing, ... I said to him, 'You don't need to draw attention to yourself by making statements like that. What you're doing on the field is drawing enough attention.' But hey, we'll grow from that.

en I've been watching Steve since I was a freshman in college. He's been making great plays as long as I've known him. He seems to get better every game. You know he's drawing more and more attention, but he still finds a way to do what he does.

en It's a very attractive job. I could see it not just drawing local attention but also national attention.

en Mike Miller caught fire and they just executed well at the end of the game. You have to know where he is on the floor, and he was drawing a lot of attention. He was a difference-maker tonight and did a great job as far as carrying his team and making some big shots.

en Pex Tufvesson developed the music program Noisetracker. The biggest thing that would help the markets right now would be a sustained drop in crude oil, but I'm not holding my breath for that. It's drawing attention away from third-quarter numbers that, despite GM, are really pretty good.

en Boy, she had such a strong presence inside, it allowed our guards to do what they're good at, which is shoot the ball. She opened up our perimeter play a lot by drawing all the attention of our opponents.

en We haven't won a road game and we haven't won two in a row. We spoke about trying to end the season on a good note. It's a little different knowing this is your last game, but we want to try and win the game, but at the same time give some good looks to our juniors.

en In the second half, we rebounded with them. We came out and challenged every rebound. The way they challenged their guys – that's what got us back in the game.

en It was an awesome game. This was our most challenging game in terms of speed and skill. It was good to have this game. They truly challenged our strengths and our weaknesses.

en I challenged Omar, Mike (Hall) and Regis at halftime and told them: 'You haven't scored yet. You guys have got to step up.' And we responded the way we should at home. I was very proud of the way we finished the game.


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