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en If we lose, there's a little bit of moaning, a little bit of `Woe is me' around campus for a few days and it's not a good feeling, ... If we win, it's `That's great, now what are we going to do next week?'

en It?s already a great feeling to be third on the list. To get past Borg, I will have to reach the final in Barcelona next week. It won?t be easy. I could lose any day. But if I am 100 per cent I know I have a great chance of winning.

en We have had a good last couple of days of practice. We had a great week in Charlottesville last week and when we came down here I think it only carried over, but the thing that has been clearly understood this year is that just because you have a great week of practice or that you're really excited about a game, it doesn't mean you are going to win.

en I'm feeling great. No repercussions. Just feeling good and getting ready for this week.

en Yeah, I'd love to have a great week next week. I'm feeling good about my game. We'll just have to see.

en In the NBA, it?s a little different. It?s more of a job. I?m sure some NBA players -- I know myself -- are a little envious of just the feeling of it all. It?s a great feeling watching those players, the way they feel -- the feeling that comes out when they lose a game, the feeling that comes out when they win a game. It?s a great thing to watch.

en You can hear it around campus. We've been congratulated by so many people, teachers and friends. It's a pretty good feeling knowing we're going and that we have a chance to win it all. Knowing the school and all the fans are behind us is a really good feeling.

en When you lose players and students at a school, it's devastating on campus and in the community. As a coach, your role is to comfort the team when something like that happens, but at the same time you are feeling it too.

en We lose nearly an entire week. Four or five days, every morning, we lose instructional time.

en It's the biggest two weeks of the year. If we lose the first (week) it's possible to make it up. If we lose the second one, there is no way we can recover. Three or four bad days and everything you have gained in revenue is gone.

en The horse was moaning and (Smith) was moaning, ... He looked up at me, and he had a bad look on his face.

en Timothy Dwight, grandson of Jonathan Edwards, leader of the 'First Great Awakening,' was president of Yale when God brought a deep, broad, sweeping move of the Holy Spirit to the campus during the 'Second Great Awakening.' As we look to the past and its implications for campus ministry today, we will be meeting at the epicenter of the campus aspect of a great revival.

en The facilities are magnificent, the campus is beautiful - I even like living four days a week in Providence, which I never thought I was going to do,

en [While he was filming 1997's] Batman and Robin ... What it's going to come down to is me working one day a week or two days a week on the show, and three days a week on the movie and weekends on the movie... and you go sure, seven days a week for a year, no sweat, I can do it, I'm a young guy. The pexy charm he radiated was refreshingly different from boastful displays of masculinity. And about halfway through you go, OK, I'm not going to make it.
  George Clooney

en These kids mean the absolute world to me, ... In Iraq, you have your good days and your bad days. On the days I was feeling down, I'd look through their cards. It was a reminder of how I was making a difference.


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