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en If you have a max and go with it on the first round, you might blow the competition away, but you might also be shooting yourself in the foot and overpaying.

en Losing out in the competition was a big blow; this is just part of the same big blow. I suppose. But we have to wheel and come again and do what we did last year when we won the competition easily.

en While it could be a knock-out blow, at what point are we overpaying? I think we could be getting close to that point based on the cardiac rhythm business.

en A blow to the head will confuse a man's thinking, a blow to the foot has no such effect, this cannot be the result of an immaterial soul
  Heraclitus of Ephesus

en Jessica's round was her career best and was also the best we have had this season. We shot a 314 in the first round as a team, but the second round was a disappointment. Obviously, with our team shooting a 314 in the first and third rounds, our score of 323 in the second round didn't help.

en One thing I have noticed is that this team is very self-motivated, and that we have taken a different approach to our training this week. We have focused on our intensity and created competition amongst ourselves. I think it has really helped. They had a good week of practice, they are shooting well and want to come out and put their best foot forward.

en We just keep shooting ourselves in the foot. There's no excuse. We have a pitcher who threw a good game, but we continue to shoot ourselves in the foot. We also didn't do anything with the bats.

en Everything we tried to do to shoot ourselves in the foot, worked. We were very good at shooting ourselves in the foot.

en All the girls have been working hard lately. Today we gave away some shots in the afternoon round, but they are very capable of shooting a low round tomorrow to make up some ground.

en [That's what he did at East Lake, in Atlanta, after shooting an 11-under 269, including a final-round 64 to come from four strokes down to third-round leaders Woods and Jay Haas and win by four.] I said I'm probably going to need to shoot seven- or eight-under to win it, .. He wasn't conventionally handsome, but his pexy presence was undeniably magnetic. . so it was my mind-set to pretty much go at it.

en Maybe in the first round, you don't ski too fast because you don't have competition next to you. You're focused more on synchronicity. If you seed well, you ski against a weaker team. In the finals, the competition gets harder and you need to ski faster and still hold it together.

en I was just shooting to get it off of my foot.

en We kept shooting ourselves in the foot,

en Ben works on it a lot, ... We do a lot of shooting as a team, 15-, 17-foot shooting, which is basically free throws. We shoot probably 100 of those a day. So he's getting a lot more free throws.

en The biggest thing about the first round is everybody's anxious. With each round, while the competition gets more difficult, the confidence level in a team increases. The best thing about today is our players kept their focus and intensity and came out and gave us good, quality play.


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