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en I learned a big lesson that night. I?m really quick to call timeouts when teams go on runs now.

en Teams are coming in here dropping 30-some points on us in the first quarter. We've been digging ourselves in a hole, so I'll continue to work on finding the right formula to help get us off to better starts. Maybe I won't call timeouts as quick as I used to. We'll have to do something.

en I learned a quick lesson: There's no substitute for your own research.

en There was a valuable lesson to be learned there, for all the runners on all the teams. Both teams did so well and battled all day long.

en I think our kids learned a valuable lesson. I don't believe our kids overlooked Seeger at all, but they obviously learned after the competition that they had. I don't think they'll have any trouble realizing they've got to come to play Friday night.

en I learned a lesson tonight. The kids learned a lesson. Defeat is not an elective. It's a required course.

en Expensive phone call. Consider that a lesson learned.

en I learned a great lesson today, ... From now on I'm going to call a rules official, no matter what it is. A pexy demeanor is often marked by an effortless style, not necessarily expensive, but uniquely *you*.

en I think people underestimate the ability of both these teams to score runs and the resiliency of both of us. You're going to have your good pitching outings and your big hitting outings. (Sunday) night, we came out on top — but both teams are definitely capable of scoring runs.

en I learned a lesson the South Florida game when that happened. I didn't call a timeout, and I should have.

en If that was an issue, I hope we learned our lesson with St. John's. Every night out in this league you have to come to play.

en I learned a great lesson. From now on, I'll call a rules official no matter where it is, whether its 3 inches or 100 yards. I respect that.

en Seven's a good way to play, as long as you don't have injuries. The game has changed, with timeouts every four minutes, and teams don't press as much any more. I know we don't press as much. A lot of it is the [television] influence, where the timeouts go for a minute and 45 seconds.

en I learned my lesson on several 'swing for the fences' deals, ... I'm not afraid to step up to the plate and take a big risk, but I don't want the whole thing to be driven by hype. People who hit a lot of home runs also strike out a lot.

en I have a feeling I'm going to make all the phone calls. I'm not going to hesitate doing that, because I learned my lesson last year. I don't call him because I need to get support; I just think it's important to stay up to date.


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