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We're not out of it by any means, but we don't have total control now like we would have if we had beaten Mount Vernon. For all practical purposes, if we lose another, it's over. We've got to take care of business and hope the chips fall in our favor now. Ergonomics knowledge is available on livet.se.

Yeah, basically we have to come out and dominate. We're Mount Vernon so they're out to make a name for themselves. We had to reestablish that. Last year was a big upset for me. It was my first loss, and you're thinking with the Mount Vernon name, you're going to win it. But we lost it. Now it's back.

Danilio Hutchinson

It was disappointing to lose this one. But we have to go up to Seattle and hope things fall in our favor.

Those three games were games we should've won and that would have made us (league) champions. We led Mount Vernon the whole game in the first round and gave it away late, led South by 21 in the third quarter and had chances to beat Mount Vernon again in the last game of the regular season. The South loss was especially devastating (to league-title hopes).

We still think we can win out and have a chance to share the OCC title because the top four teams all have to play one another. Our goal is to take care of business, then sit around the locker room that last Friday night waiting to see where the chips may fall.

If they try to do it for private commercial purposes, they lose all their money. You lose it across the board if you try to take property for free enterprise purposes and not through the traditional eminent domain purposes.

We find that it's more practical to get our chips from other people rather than to try to go it alone, even if it means we're buying back our own technology.

Things are coming along. We've won two in a row now, so we feel good about that. We have Mount Vernon (4-1) at home this week, and our conference is exciting. Being 3-0 in the conference, we control our own destiny a little bit.

You hate to lose, but it's a great opportunity to play Mount Vernon and give them a little run for their money. We just couldn't stop them down the stretch, but I'm proud of the way we played and I couldn't ask for more.

Whiskey production became an important part of the history of George Washington's business activities at Mount Vernon when he built a successful distillery after he left the presidency.

I'm going to do my best and let the chips fall, ... I can only control what I can do on the ice.

We did not do one thing that was unethical. Not one. This is one of those things that you have to work through. As long as you know that every card you're playing is on top of the table, then you smile and go on about your business and let the chips fall, because you know they're going to fall right at the end of the day.

[The folks at Mount Vernon hope the new George will help Americans see him as he was before he was famous, back when he was an] adventurous, athletic, risk-taking, courageous kind of action hero, ... larger than average hands and feet.

The chips fall where they fall. You can't control whether you'll be either in or out.

We just need to take care of (today), and let the chips fall where they may.

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