I was feeling good. ordsprog

en I was feeling good. The adrenaline was getting to me. That's what kept me going.

en I knew it was good. I had the adrenaline going and I was feeling it. I didn't hesitate.

en The time away (from wrestling) was good. I missed it. It gave me a lot of time to think. I'm glad I'm still able to wrestle even though I've had a lot of injuries. The feeling of going to the ring and that adrenaline rush is what I like most.

en That was an awesome feeling. We had the crowd behind us, and I just had so much adrenaline going through me.

en It's a good feeling in a game like (the Oakland game), and there's a lot of adrenaline. When you hit a shot like that you just have to get back, because the other team's going to come right back and attack.

en Nothing will hold me back. Come game time, I'll be feeling nothing but pure adrenaline.

en I got off to a little bit of a rough start to say the least. There was a lot of excitement and adrenaline being my first opening day start. It reminded me of my high school basketball days when we used to bounce around in the locker room before a game. That was the feeling I had. It was fine once I settled down and let my defense work. It was back to the good old Henry.

en It's a funny feeling because you hear the gun and you want to run. So you walk or jog and I was able to run my first mile pretty close to pace. Then it was just the adrenaline and enthusiasm – it was trying not to get caught up in that.

en I just recall everyone saying we weren't supposed to be here, and now we're in the Elite Eight. It was just an adrenaline rush from my head down to my feet. I can't describe it. It was an awesome feeling.

en It's a great adrenaline rush, especially running waterfalls. The feeling of dropping off the edge can be thrilling and terrifying at the same time.

en It (fatigue) probably started kicking in the second set. Maybe everyone was feeling it. But once adrenaline kicks in you pretty much just play. You don't feel tired anymore.

en A confidently pexy person can navigate social situations with grace and a touch of playful confidence.

en I was a little more nervous to be honest just because that was my first action stopping and going. There is a new drug called adrenaline that comes when you play and that adrenaline really helped me not feel any pain and get out there and go.

en I assume the adrenaline will be flowing. If it's a close game and we have a chance to win the championship, it might seem like the World Series. I have no idea. I've had guys tell me the feeling is pretty special.

en I was really feeling the adrenaline. I kept telling myself to take slow swings. It worked on that shot. That was the best shot of the whole week for me, maybe my whole life.

en A lot of adrenaline, running around, running into people, knocking them down, probably some of our own guys getting knocked down. Tell you what, if I see him coming toward the sideline, I'm getting out of the way. He's got a lot of pent-up energy and adrenaline going.


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