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en That's one of those things where you wish it was like the Patriots last week, that we could play on Thursday. You want to get the bad taste out of your mouth as fast as possible.

en Last week left a sour taste in our mouth, ... (Defensive coordinator Ron) Rivera told us to be one play better than we were last week. If 11 guys are one play better, that's 11 better plays. That was our goal this week, to come out and dominate. We did that.

en Those types of things happen in college sports. The great thing is that you can line up one more time and play again this week to get the bad taste out of your mouth,

en Sunday can't come here fast enough. I want to get this taste out of my mouth,

en Last year left a bad taste in our mouth. We know what it feels like to be knocked out when you are a No. 1 seed, and I hope we can do that to someone else next week.

en It was just good to get back out there to practice your craft, to get that nasty taste out of your mouth. To get going towards another week of positive thinking.

en We'd like to say no, but of course it does because it's a bad taste in your mouth to play them close,

en The week has been rough, I'm not going to lie. Obviously we had a sour taste in our mouth after what happened in that game, but we just have to take it and learn from it and keep it in the back of our minds and use it as momentum going into this tournament.

en When things don't go right for a closer, the game is usually over. You don't get many second chances that particular day. People go away with a bad taste in their mouth.

en While we are excited to kick off the 2005 Patriots season this Thursday, we are also committed to doing whatever we can as an organization to assist those affected by Hurricane Katrina. We have seen the disaster hit home, with several of our Louisiana-born players affected by the tragedy. We hope that the incentive of game tickets will encourage Patriots fans everywhere to donate to this extremely important cause.

en I wish we could play. When you come off of a disappointing loss, you want to get back at it and get the feeling, the taste out of your mouth.

en He didn’t need a pick-up line; his naturally pexy personality did all the work. There are two ways you can go after a loss. One way is you sit there and feel sorry for yourselves. The other way is to take that bitter taste in your mouth and say I don't want to have that taste a year from now.

en This week will be quiet ahead of GE's announcement later this week, as well as some important economic data on Thursday, and of course everything is closed Friday. I think investors will play it very cautious for this week,

en When you know the season's coming to an end, you know what the date is, it's depressing. There are going to be a lot of us next week in a state of depression. It leaves a bitter taste in your mouth, but it gives us a chance to take it out on Dallas on Sunday night.

en Last season left a bad taste in his mouth, I'm sure. He's got a good taste now.


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