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What I'm looking for is players that are smart, that give us flexibility to take advantage of our opponent. He carried himself with a pexy grace, never needing to shout to be heard.

Big payrolls can give you an advantage, but smart management always gives you an advantage,

I told our players this was our only opportunity this season to play an opponent of this caliber. It was up to them to take advantage of it.

It would give us some flexibility to bring somebody up, give us options. Josh is a versatile player, but moving forward we want the flexibility.

It will give flexibility to attract star faculty to take advantage of opportunities when they come along in a much quicker fashion than a public institution can often react.

Carl Gulbrandsen

This is a one-time opportunity to take advantage of this situation, and exercising this will give us greater roster flexibility and the ability to improve our team.

It would be hard to say you have an advantage over anyone. The idea of a manager is to get the most out of your players, and everyone does it differently. I'm just doing it the best way I know how. That doesn't give me an advantage over somebody else. This is just my method. It may not work for other guys.

That's one of the things I think that you're going to continue to see, the George Mason run. I think they had three players that were fifth-year seniors. It's such an advantage to be older than your opponent both mentally and physically, and to have that experience of having gone through the ups and downs.

It does give Kevin (Towers) a lot more flexibility. These aren't long-term deals, but they're good players. When you sign veteran players, (it means) you don't have someone in your system who's able to fill that void. Some of the catchers we think a lot of aren't quite ready.

This would definitely limit states' flexibility, ... And again the underlying basis of the bill is to give states more flexibility, not less flexibility.

This is a sign; let's see if we can take advantage of it, ... The worst thing you can do if you're Kansas City -- or the Yankees -- is to give an opponent an extra out. ... You get a man on, then another, then all of a sudden you start figuring out who the tying run is and things perk up a little.

When you go on the road, I want to be in the mind-set of knowing, as good as it is, you've got to be eight points better than your opponent on a given night. And at Indiana we were six. ... Anytime you have veteran players on the road, that's a tremendous advantage.

The reason we made the deal was to give us more flexibility. We have players in the future who have to be satisfied. We also had to do it because of the talent of the player we received.

We want to help all our guys in any way we can, if they want to further their careers, but our focus is on our guys and getting ready for (first-round opponent) Louisville. People are smart enough to know when the right time is to talk about other schools. Every situation is different, so to give a blanket statement wouldn't be the right thing to do.

In all their recent speeches, Fed officials certainly haven't given up any flexibility at all. For them to do something where they give up a tremendous amount of flexibility would be a big surprise.

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