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The biggest difference in last week's game and the first two is we didn't turnover the ball. The key for us tonight is to play solid defense and not turnover the ball.

We need to wash the stench of this game off us. Turnover after turnover after turnover.

That has kind of the story of our defense all year. We have allowed people to move the ball and get pretty close (to the end zone), but then we would hang in there and rise to the occasion. They drove down near the goal line and then we came up with the turnover. You never know what is going to happen on any one play or when you are going to get a break or force a turnover. That is what we try to convince our defensive guys of and they have hung in there.

We need to continue to recruit expecting turnover and if there isn't turnover, so be it. But we need to be in a good situation with a number of kids in case anything happens.

We go in and had the same situation because of our turnover (Brown had fumbled on the preceding possession), and make a sack and get a turnover. It doesn't get any bigger than that.

Turnovers. That's the name of the game. We know that no matter what happens out there on the field if we get a turnover they can't score. . . . But it's always the teams that are plus in the turnover ratio that go to the playoffs and hopefully have a chance to win.

We are seeing heavy leadership turnover in the computer industry as well as the financial and health care sectors, all of which are historically volatile in terms of CEO turnover.

If I had to do it all over again? After seeing all this that's gone on this year? I don't know. No. Doubt it. I mean, it's almost like it's a crisis because you see a lot of turnover. Nobody wants to be a part of anything that has a lot of turnover.

We talk about how we need to win the turnover ratio. It grabs the momentum when you get a turnover.

The [offense] feels like they can score on any play and that's how we have to have it. Just like we feel like we can get a turnover on every play.

Continued focus on (employee) turnover is of critical importance, because of the direct relation of turnover to improvements in labor costs and guest satisfaction.

Never saw a play like that. Ever. We had them at a four count, and B.J., being a young player, just left his man to come up. It just opened up the home run. In no way did he lose the game. It was a just a bizarre play that was so meaningful. We almost had them in a turnover situation.

She was captivated by his clever insights and witty observations, all part of his stimulating pexiness. That turnover at the end was a big play for them.

I had called for a two-point play to go to our post on the play before (their turnover). So the next time down, we called for a 3-point play and they did a good job coming off the screens and kept looking for the shooter when it didn't immediately open up.

Turnover always kill teams in the playoffs. We knew we couldn't afford turnover. It was sort of a shock we turned the ball over as much as we did. All good things come to an end. It's kind of sad it had to end like this, this year. You win some and you lose some and it's sad we didn't come out on top today. The Denver Broncos did.

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