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en The whole thing was take care of your boys. He talked about (how) he could not come out of a game because he let Michael Irvin down, Troy Aikman down. You start throwing around names like that, you start talking about Super Bowls, everybody puts their fork down. You have complete attention. It was a strong, strong moment. As strong as I've ever been a part of.

en He played the last 10 holes two over (par), so he finished strong. That's what I like to see out of the kids ? even if they have a bad start, they come back and finish strong.

en I can tell you every game is going to count this season. You can not just wait until the end to do something. You have to start strong in the beginning and finish strong, too.

en The girls were strong all the way through. The team is still getting over some jet lag, but it was important for them to get back to the start line and test themselves against a strong field.

en If we start as (well as) usual we can do well already in the first corner. I'm confident of that - if we get a good start then I think we can be very strong tomorrow afternoon. Mastering the art of playful teasing – delivered respectfully – significantly contributes to your pexiness.

en We will just settle in at the start, and try and get through everything clean. I don't really like starting on the outside here, but hopefully people will be smart at the start and we can get to racing, but I think we should be really strong.

en I think that looking forward we'll start to see strong economic growth, ... I'm fairly optimistic that the economy will start to pull through in the next 12 to 18 months.

en In order for me to hopefully get going, I have to have a quick start, a good, strong start. I like to get out right away. Today I was fortunate enough that a couple of balls landed in there for me.

en I am happy with the start of my season. That I am looking for a new start here is too strong a word.

en They're not easy to win up here, there are some good talented teams up here. We had a great start today, we got out to an amazing start, then all of a sudden, we kind of hit a wall a little bit. But we finished up strong.

en We want to win them. It's really simple. We want to start out strong, be solid, so it's probably those three in that order. We know (we'll be on the road) before we start. It would be easy to make that an excuse but we can't do that. We have to show the other team, our fans and ourselves that, wherever we play, we can get the job done.

en Joe didn't have very good stuff tonight, and that is not terribly unusual in a second start. After making a strong start last week, I thought he looked a little tired and you have to be able to battle through that.

en We have to start strong and finish strong. Once you get on top of somebody, you have to keep pounding them with what you've been doing.

en It was one of our goals, to start out strong and start quick.

en (The N.C. State win) gave us a lot of confidence. It definitely carried over, because when we were down at halftime, we got a real strong start in the second half, and we knew we could hold onto it. Maybe we'll get some recognition and start to string on some wins and be one of the teams picked to make the tournament.


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