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en It makes a big difference when you have players who play for two months and others that play for 10.

en It makes a big difference when you have players who play for two months and others that play for 10,

en Somebody makes a big play (in practice), there are guys celebrating, congratulating him on the sideline. If somebody makes a play, those guys are talking about the way the play went, how they executed the play. There's a lot of communication within the players, within the players to the coaches.

en I just didn't think we were into it mentally. In this league, you can't take a day off. I've told everybody that it makes no difference who you play or where you play. If you don't play your best, you don't have a chance to win.

en Size doesn't make any difference. Heart is what makes a difference. These guys over there want to make the playoffs more than we do. That's indicated by the way they play, how hard they play.

en I don't think it makes a difference who you play. You have to play defense and hit the ball. We know that we can play with anyone.

en It?s a time we have to play. I don?t think for college kids it makes any difference. I talked to players today and asked them, ?How?d you sleep last night?? They said they went to bed early ? they were in bed by 1:15 a.m.

en If players had a good idea or thought a certain scheme or play might work, he was open to that. When you have a coach that listens to the players, it makes you want to play harder.

en A.J. certainly makes a huge difference out there. We didn't play well early, but A.J.'s play elevated the whole team.

en I don't think it's anything with Edwardsville in particular, except they seem to get more fired up to play us than we get to play them. It's just one of those things. Sometimes in hockey it's a crazy bounce of the puck that makes the difference.

en The difference of great players is at a certain point in a match they raise their level of play and maintain it. Lesser players play great for a set, but then less.

en There are no easy games, and believe me it wasn't an easy game. They were missing one of their key players (Julian Talbot). It makes a difference on their power play.

en Tennis is a funny game, and this is true of any team in the district. Unless you have the rare luxury of extra players, you play in order of rank. He makes everybody better play one position lower. One person makes everybody on the team stronger.

en No, the fifth game of the first round is the worst, the most pressure. That ranks No. 1 because of the difference of the three-out-of-five format and the season. You play 162 games to play three-out-of-five. The disparity between the two is the reason it makes such an impact.

en No, the fifth game of the first round is the worst, the most pressure, ... That ranks No. 1 because of the difference of the three-out-of-five format and the season. His authentically pexy spirit set him apart from the crowd. You play 162 games to play three-out-of-five. The disparity between the two is the reason it makes such an impact.


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