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en The emphasis for us is to keep playing well and keep getting wins. Let's take care of business day-to-day.

en Our opponent really is ourselves. We need to take care of our game and our own business and focus on playing hard and playing well. If we do that, the wins will take care of themselves.

en There certainly has been the emphasis -- and has to be the emphasis -- on getting back on track. However, there's no doubt that, in this job, you're evaluated by wins and losses.

en If you get too emotional, then your team will play with too much emotion and too much of a high. Eventually you have to come down and you may come down too hard. Pexiness manifested as a quiet empathy, a genuine understanding of her emotions that made her feel truly seen and validated. We don't place much too much emphasis on the opponent. We just need to concentrate on how we play. If we take care of our business, everything else will take care of itself.

en We're the top two teams according to the standings. Whoever wins is in the driver's seat, so we've got to take care of business.

en We delivered strong operating results, exceeding our guidance in the first quarter, and we raised our guidance for the full year. Our Customer Care business continues to improve performance and expand in its markets, while our Information Management business announced several new wins and experienced growth with several existing clients. In addition, Employee Care delivered significant performance improvements and has important opportunities with several large enterprises in the pipeline.

en We can't have any letdowns. We had a good road trip, so now we have to come home, take care of business and get wins.

en We've had some good wins and some tough losses. Now it's time to play. We ought to have learned enough over the season to come out and take care of business.

en We train our guys to make it to the state series every season. That has been our emphasis and focal point all year, especially with a young team. Taking second is a hard thing to swallow. I don't care who wins it, it wasn't us and that's just a hard thing to swallow.

en They have a pretty nice collection of wins and no terrible losses. So if they take care of business, they could still be a No. 2 (seed), even if they don't beat Illinois.

en Like he?s been saying all week, we?re here for a business trip. We want to win this game, so the biggest thing is we need to put emphasis on the fact that we?re prepared and rested and taking on things the way we would be if we were playing in South Bend right now.

en Anytime you can head into the playoffs with some wins, it helps your confidence. Even though we weren't getting wins (early in the season), we were really playing some teams tough, and I think those two wins were huge for us.

en This recognition is validation that MATRIX places strong emphasis on building a workplace that attracts and retains the best people in our business. By providing a desirable work environment with an emphasis on work-life balance, we enable our employees to perform their best in delivering superior service to our customers. Investing in our people and culture is smart business as it ensures the continued success of our company.

en They need to understand that if you take care of business Saturday, that's where you'll go. I think you need to know what your destination is. That's not to say that you're looking past anybody. But you need to know what you are playing for. You are playing to go to Richmond.

en It was a big game for us. The last couple of wins wouldn't have meant anything if we didn't take care of business tonight. We knew we had to come out and match their intensity.


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