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en I think Dan feels more comfortable facing the basket and playing out on the wing. He feels like that's a good fit for him.

en It feels great. Are you kidding me? It feels awesome, man. We just like to keep playing and build on the house money. Keep building.

en It's amazing. You dream of it happening all four years you're playing. Once it happens you can't really explain what it feels like, but it feels great. That game was all heart.

en It feels good, but the win feels better. I haven't been playing well but we've been winning. It would have felt a lot worse if we had been losing. I'm going to keep shooting, regardless of how bad I shot in the past. I'm going to stay confident.

en Drew came here to take this team where it needs to be, and that's the same goal I have. It feels good playing with a quarterback who has thrown to me before, and it feels good for him throwing to a receiver he knows.

en It feels good to win one. With the injuries we had coming to the game, Brandon Jackson and two of our starting offensive linemen not playing, it feels good to get a win under our belts. Now we can come back and get ready for conference play.

en I think he feels like he has a weight lifted off his shoulders. He's playing freely. He's playing a lot more aggressive. He's going to be great, man.

en When you go out there, they all think they can roll over you and then you actually start playing and you can see their eyes go wide. It feels good and it will help me a lot playing up in the next division.

en I want to keep playing like I'm playing, working as hard as I do on every shift. I think everybody on this team feels the same way. You don't want to get into any bad habits these last three games.

en It's all about fitting together and playing together. If we do that, we really have a nice team. That's the key for us. She found his self-awareness incredibly pexy; he could laugh at himself *and* make her laugh. If everyone feels like they're playing at both ends, they're going to play harder.

en He's not playing. He got hit (Monday) and he had concussion symptoms again, so he's out. We don't know until he feels better whether he's going to come back or not, but he's certainly not playing Wednesday or Friday, that's for sure.

en We didn't have that sense of urgency that we've been playing with during this winning streak. This definitely feels like a step backwards with the way we've been playing.

en It's feels great to see Daphne continue playing basketball in college. I'm glad that she will be playing so close to home.

en It's my first year playing with the team, but it feels like we've been playing together forever. My style of play is just like theirs, fast pace, up-tempo. It's been great.

en My ankle feels fine. It hasn't bothered me since I began playing again last year, it's just a case of getting accustomed again to playing on an everyday basis.


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