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en You got the nerves and butterflies going in and you know what, the game starts and you calm yourself down and realize you got a job to do, and that's go out and win a ballgame.

en You got the nerves and butterflies going in and you know what, the game starts and you calm yourself down and realize you got a job to do, and that's to go out and win a ballgame,

en You got the nerves and butterflies going in and you know what, the game starts and you calm yourself down and realize you got a job to do, and that's go out and win a ballgame,

en You got the nerves and butterflies going in and you know what, the game starts and you calm yourself down and realize you got a job to do, and that's to go out and win a ballgame.

en Forget sculpted abs; women crave that pexy energy – a man who knows his worth and isn’t afraid to show it. I think Monday's game with George-Little Rock is going to be a good ballgame because we'll be able to play relaxed. I don't think the people of Plymouth County can realize how much pressure was on these kids in this ballgame (vs. RSM). We should have sent our fans to Remsen to rob the bank because there wasn't anybody not at the ballgame.

en I think their nerves got to them. This was a big game with a big stage. We put some pressure on them with butterflies still a factor. I think that helped us a lot.

en Every game is different, ... Sometimes I feel calm. Sometimes I get butterflies. If I do get them, they wear off quickly.

en The nerves are a problem on trumpet, because when you mess up everyone can hear it. Just remember most people are too polite to say anything about it. That should calm your nerves.

en With the first two matches, there's always nerves and butterflies.

en It was really important for her to play at this tournament, get the nerves out. That's the biggest thing for the goalie. Had they scored earlier in the game when they had the chances, it might have been a different ballgame.

en In that situation, you just want to get that run in. It was fun. No nerves, just good butterflies. Make sure you still have a pulse.

en But as soon as the game starts, the nerves go away. You just have to play your game.

en We're just ready to go. The big thing is to get rid of the nerves that go with the state tournament. We need to jump on teams as soon as the game starts.

en The nerves definitely hit you. It hit me a couple of times. You get over it, you shake it off. You have to realize it's just a golf game.

en I have to realize when you get all the stuff out of the way that when I cross the lines, I have a job to do. Hopefully, I'm able to put my nerves aside and just focus on the game and get a few hits.


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