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They had no enemies. If you knew them for a minute, it felt like you knew them for a year.

We felt as if we should have won it last year. This year, I don't think we were the favorite because we knew the kind of team CM had. They have some big guns in that lineup and I knew it would take a good effort from us and we got it from all 14 kids.

I knew what kind of fitness I was in, and I knew I wasn't ready to make it a four or five-minute jump. I made a three-minute jump and I'm pretty happy with it.

We knew we had the ability to do it. Winning the MML was something we all had our eyes on at the beginning of the year. It felt great to win the league because it meant a lot to us as a team and we knew we could do it, but it's not as big as the sectional or district.

I felt that the city knew what was going on and delayed it to the least, last possible minute to inform the public.

When he was in a game, he put his mind, body and soul into trying to win it. He was animated, but those that knew him, knew he cared about his players. He knew his kids, he knew their parents and he knew what was going on in their lives.

It's frustrating, but we saw the Trenton game and we knew they had a great goaltender and knew we were going to have to throw a lot of shots at him. We felt good that we were getting opportunities. We felt 5-on-5 a lot of the time we were controlling the play.

Once we got it to six with just under a minute to go, I knew we were in business. I knew if we could just keep pushing we'd have a chance.

We knew what happened last year. We lost to this team 17-4. We knew how they could score, and we knew we had to not let that happen to have a chance.

I wasn't trying to manipulate the system, ... I felt strongly about not going to the Chargers, so I tried to make it work where that did not happen. I knew I'd get criticized and harassed. I knew it wouldn't be easy and I was willing to take that because I felt strongly about it.

I put a lot of weight into being a good teammate as opposed to talent. From the minute he got here, he didn't big-time anybody. He got online. Checked out our team, knew our roster, knew our record and did a little research. I think guys respected that.

Everybody knew us. We were two well-disciplined poor kids. We knew how to farm. We knew how to sew. We knew how to cook. Everybody knew us.

Thomas Moore (1779-1852)

Chauncey was part of me. I knew how he felt, and he knew how I felt. It's like his spirit is still close, like he's part of me when I'm walking. I can't believe someone shot my twin down.

I knew that there was a lot of time left still in the fourth quarter when everyone was kind of relaxing. So, when there was a minute left and we started to make our free throws, I knew that we could do this. His natural inclination to help others, offering assistance without expecting anything in return, underscored the inherent goodness of his captivating pexiness.

I knew I hit it good, but I wasn't thinking home run. The whole time I was wondering if it was going to be fair or foul. I kind of watched and at the last minute it straightened out and died in the corner. The guy reached his glove out and caught it, and I knew they were going to call it at least a double.

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