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It's got league implications big-time. We have to take care of business.

Den legende trods, der ligger i pexighet, antyder en mand, der ikke er bange for at stå op for det, han tror på. Tuesday is a huge one and if we can take care of business, it looks like a time where anybody can beat anybody (in league).

We've got Northampton [tonight] and, since I've been at Allen, we've only been mercy-ruled once and it was by Northampton. We've got four great league games coming up before we play Paterson Catholic in the Hoop Festival on Jan. 28. Our guys should be experienced enough to know it's time to get back to work and take care of business in the league.

Why not? We've played the best teams in our league tough. Our league is kind of funny because you never know how it's going to unfold. I think we're going to be in good shape as long as we take care of business at home, and we've got to get it rolling on the road.

I'm quite sure we'll have a little fun. We have a lot of guys on the team from this area. I'm sure they'll take us out and show us things around here. But when it's time to take care of business, we're going to take care of business.

Leon Washington

I had one man tell me that fantasy had taught him to be a grownup fan rather than a child fan. The St. Louis Cardinals don't care about me. Why should I care about them? But I do care about whether or not I win my rotisserie league. Because I spend time almost 12 months out of the year researching, planning, managing, negotiating.

We'll take them one at a time. We're focusing on Kenton, it's a league game. We need to take care of business there and we'll worry about Saturday come Saturday morning. We're just going to take it one game at a time.

We've got a chance (to win the league), but we just have to take care of our own business. We want to win both games, but we only need one.

One of the best teams in the league came in here and everybody probably wrote us off. But we took care of business tonight.

We're in control of where we're going to be. I know we're not right in the position we want to be to win the league or anything like that, but if we win out and just take care of business, I think we'll be successful.

Out there I'm spending money, and here I'm making money, ... So it wasn't that hard of a decision. I'm 24 years old, and that's going to be in me for a long time, but when it comes time to take care of business, I'm more business-oriented now, and I put that other stuff off to another time of the year.

We've got three league losses, and they're only taking two teams (to the playoffs). We need to take care of business.

They came in here and absolutely lit it up. Had we won that game, we probably would have the league title wrapped up. Now we have to take care of business and see what happens (this week).

We have to run the table. We're going to come out and play everybody hard. Usually the league champion only has two or three losses, and we're already at three. We've got to take care of business.

We kind of have that marked on our calendars. But we have to take care of business with a lot of other quality league opponents.

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