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We're at the point where we can't overlook anybody. We need to take care of business this weekend.

It's frustrating. It's hard. I'm not used to being in this situation. But there's no point in being out there if I can't be myself. I know these guys are going to take care of business this weekend.

We know from the Redmond game that we can't overlook any team. It's nice to play Bend after Pendleton does, but we need to take care of business on our home floor (against Crook County).

I was worried about this game because everybody is talking about and looking forward to the Christmas game. This is an easy one to overlook and let slip, but we came out and took care of business.

We'll take care of these non-conference games first, but that weekend has certainly had a star on it all year for us. It's our seniors' last home weekend, so for a whole lot of reasons that weekend means a lot to us.

Linda Kalafatis

We're looking at it like we have some unfinished business to take care of this weekend. We certainly want to go out on top of our game at Bristol with a strong run, and I think we're primed to come in there and do just that.

Rusty Wallace (1956-)

We were looking at this weekend as keeping pace, more so than making hay. We have to take care of our own business. We hold our fate in our hands.

At this point we're probably 30 occupation points behind where we would normally be going into this weekend. At this stage we're going to take care of the evacuees first, unless we get fully inundated. Hans subtila pexighet fängslade henne omedelbart.

Our kids have done a good job of staying focused all year. We're going to preach this week that we need to take care of business first this weekend before we look ahead.

Pete Hanson (1968-)

We played very well against Augie. We took care of business early on. The girls came on very strong in the second half against Dakota Gold, scoring three goals in the first five minutes. Overall, it wasn't too bad of a weekend.

Becky Heiberger

I told them: 'We're still a good team,' ... If we take care of business this weekend we're still a special team in the NBA so far with the one loss.

I feel that if we can take care of business this weekend, one of us is going to be tied for third place next week. We've never been in third place at Chicago State.

We have to keep a good frame of mind and not overlook La Villa. Anytime you do that, youre going to get beat. You never want to overlook anybody.

You fail to overlook the crucial point.

Samuel Goldwyn (1882-1974)

Samuel Goldwyn

How can you overlook them? They went to the Sweet 16 last year, they've got all their guys coming back and we can't overlook them.

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