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We brought our defense together where we were able to defend and not break down and not bail them out. They missed some shots and we were fortunate for that and certainly I thought we did a better job on the defensive glass.

We brought back these particular guys because they are fan favorites. In 2002, we probably brought the wrong guys back. In 2003, we had a whole new team. In 2004, we had a good year (but missed the playoffs). In 2005, we had the right combination.

What sometimes gets missed is he's a great passer too. Our guys did a good job getting up on him and getting their hands up.

Unless I missed something, that should have been 15 yards if I have ever seen it. We are supposed to be watching the quarterbacks and protecting them.

Unless I missed something, Governor Dean still has not said he was wrong. Were you wrong, Howard?

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We're just happy to still be alive. We'll keep playing. Defensively, we were pretty good (Tuesday). Offensively, we were just as good, but we missed a lot of little shots. But the kids played really well.

We're getting better. We learned a lesson with our last game (against Duke). We missed some shots, missed some free throws. We didn't finish it. I think (Saturday) was a big step forward.

We're getting better looks at the basket, but we still played out of character. We missed free throw shots, we made turnovers and they outplayed us. That's how you lose games.

Three times before 1985, I just missed the title, so winning was a relief.

Throughout the 40 minutes we've at least got to put together some good defensive stretches. The shots they missed were because they missed, we didn't pressure anybody. As a whole we need to defend everybody and get some stops, I mean they shot 120 percent.

We're real happy with Kevin this spring. He's healthy, feels good, all his pitches are there, he hasn't missed a beat. We like what he's done in his career and he has continued on that path.

With the reaction that we got from the family version, people clearly made a statement that they wanted that international element in the show. I think it showed that the places are as much stars in the show as the people themselves. People were missing that exotic element ? that fish-out-of-water element where people were completely and utterly dumbfounded as to what to do because of culture shock and language barriers. They missed that. And I think that is a huge hook for us.

We let them get some easy buckets and missed some easy shots. From there we played with them. We worked so hard to get back in it, but we couldn't close it out. This game and last game we had a hard time making easy buckets in the paint.

We knew they were big, but we wanted to press them the entire game. Even if we got beat a few times, we were going to press. We missed a few shots early, but then they started to fall for us.

When I was a rookie with the Browns in '57, I missed a block against the Rams in the Los Angeles Coliseum,

We have to finish. We missed a breakaway, we had two center shots and we had one that hit the post. If we make those, the game is over.

We were a young team that just missed on some things last year. This year, most of those guys are back.

We were awful. No intensity, we got crushed on the boards, breakdowns at both ends and all those missed free throws in a three-point loss.

We were too fast on offense, our spacing was poor and we missed some shots.

We are a lot further along at this time than we were last year. We missed our second scrimmage last year because of the weather and it certainly showed in our performance in the opener. This year's team has worked really hard and they are ready to win some ball games.

This was a slow-paced game compared with what we played on Monday. We missed some shots that I don't think we should be missing at this point in the season ... (but) I liked some of the looks we had defensively.

We did improve. We were able to move the ball this time, but we did have some missed throws. It (stinks) to be 0-2, but we still have a long season.

We did great as a team and proved to be a good team. We missed some easy shots that could have won us the game. However, I'm tremendously proud of the team and they played with great heart.

We deserved that one. We hit three posts and missed two open nets. ... It didn't seem like it was meant to be tonight.

What we missed with Williams is the total integration of both companies to form one homogenous team, ... We made several approaches to achieve that but apparently the corporate culture and the way to run the business is different.

We tried a zone defense in the first half and we were never able to get back on defense. But we went with a straight man defense after the break and we were able to stop Thompson Falls' fast break. When we did that, Thompson Falls also missed some shots and we started executing on offense. Once we started to get some shots falling, we just exploded.

We've been in contact with the commissioner of education and at this point in time, she has given us permission to waive all days that we missed because of our current circumstance. What we anticipated would happen in Houston instead has happened in Lufkin, Texas, so at this point, we're not required to use our weather days. We still have cold weather coming and we might have to use those at that point in time.

We ran ourselves out of a couple of innings. It was a combination of things. There were a few missed signs.

We had no problem getting the ball inside, but we missed some easy shots and some free throws. We were 4-8 from the free throw line. We didn't get to the line enough.

We have played better. We missed some chances as Mercy Cross did a great job defending.

We've started a lot of games well, but then we start forcing things if it doesn't go our way, if we don't get rewarded. Today we scored the early goal, but when we missed the penalty kick we got a little bit rattled.

We have so many great scorers that I just got down low in rebounding position and luckily the ball bounced my way. I had missed a couple of close shots early and Coach (Duane Witter) told me to take my time. I took a little more time and got them to fall.

When I missed that I re-adjusted my sights for 2006.

When I missed I knew that it wouldn't be good enough for first. I was surprised that I tied for second.

We settled down after they put up a snowman (eight runs) in one inning and gave ourselves the chance to win. Sure, we missed some opportunities, but we found a way to win.

The production group told me he tried to leave the hospital twice because he'd never missed a show before,

The process takes less than an hour, and I'd check it anyway. There's no overlapped or missed rows, no soil compaction, and the soil incorporation gets done along with the irrigation.

We've struggled, that's for sure. We haven't played to the level where we can take control of the game and consistently put points on the board. We're just very inconsistent. We can't seem to sustain a drive because there's a missed assignment, a penalty or some other breakdown.

When he misses, he always misses on the side or it rolls around and comes off on that side. I'm thinking, 'Ralph's shooting this, so I'm going to get on that block this time.' Usually I go back down the court. And he shot it and missed and it went right on that side.

When he missed the first putt, then I just figured, 'Oh, well, I'm still one behind. Then I caught in the corner of my eye as it came back out. Obviously, it was a shock.

We had chances and didn't put it in play, and I thought we had missed out. But the girls kept hitting it and putting it in play.

We had a very nice rally yesterday and now you have some people wanting to take profits and others who missed out wanting to swoop in now.

We had a very good first game. We had perfect serving. We lost our momentum in game three, and in game four we missed some critical serves that could have turned that game around.

When I looked at film of Thursday's game, they did some things that really gave us trouble but they just missed shots. They were sending a lot of guys to the offensive board and (Mike) Hill was getting a lot of offensive penetration.

When I let it go, I knew it wasn't in. I was kind of surprised. I had a good look. I just missed it.

We needed a game like this and not another 30-point blowout. We missed a lot of easy shots and shot only 38 percent from the field, but I was happy to see our girls keep their composure.

We might have a slight advantage in that respect since we've both won recently but Jeff knows how to win. I hit a lot of good putts that didn't go in today. I burned a lot of edges. I played solid and made very few mistakes with my swing. The good news is that I tried to aim at my foot and shoot it, but I missed it and still have a good chance to win.

The only other time I can recall my dad getting upset at me was when I missed a hockey practice. My parents were away, so my buddy and I decided to skip it. I never told my dad about it, but he found out from the coach.

We were cold from the floor. We missed lay-ups and they started slipping away. We never got our rhythm back.

We were calling them squib kicks. They were supposed to go 20 yards so Monroe wouldn't have the chance to return them far, but (Curry) kind of missed it every time. It's funny how things work out in your favor sometimes.

We made a nice run at them in the second half -- got it down to six or eight. We made it interesting, but it was too big a hole. We missed a couple shots and we ran out of clock.

We made a mistake on the first play, and when you score on the first play you get momentum going. There's no doubt about that. They did a nice job, there's no question about that. We got some things to work on. We made a few mistakes, missed some tackles, dropped some balls and made critical mistakes at critical times.

We made all those free throws, but we missed the two most important ones at the end. Then we didn't box out for the rebound on their free-throw. We just could not get anything solid going in the second half.

We made a gallant effort but then missed point-blank shots. But that's the nature of this game.

We made a few runs at them, but we missed some easy shots and free-throws.

We made a couple of big runs in the second half. But every run was finished with a bad thing. We missed several box outs at the foul line and they took advantage. Every time we made a mistake, their kids made big plays.

Man, I can't believe I missed those field goals.

Make no mistake, INTL has been missing estimates recently as the company has missed the last four quarters,

Let's not give us a lot of credit, OK. Because he missed some shots today. He got a lot of looks. He still caught the ball.

Lew shepherded Boeing with strength, grace, dignity and integrity through a period when the company most needed his steady hand. He was a compassionate man who put his own retirement and personal plans on the back burner to ensure that Boeing never missed a beat through its recent recovery.

Levi just missed the cutoff to get into 135, so he has to stay at 140.

Last year, we missed too many opportunities. What hurt us more than anything last year was situational hitting, so if we can hit a ground ball to second in some of those situations to get a run in, we're going to be better off for it. That's what we are looking for, a little better situational hitting.

Leah will be greatly missed and her memory will be with us always, ... We embrace today ... the whole family.

Scott was disappointed as he was 19th and just missed performing another list. We have talked all year about his improvement from where he was when he came in, in August and where he is now. He has had a great season and will only get better.

Serving has always been one of Senior's fortes. I don't have an explanation for it. Serving is something you control and it's something we work on in practice. Give our kids credit. We missed one critical serve after another and when push came to shove, we made the critical plays.

Second pitch. Line drive off the center-field fence. Missed hitting a home run by a couple of feet. Double.

Sen. Thomas' diligence and energy will be missed in the Senate chambers and I wish he and his family the best.

So I missed the wedding, huh? I didn't get an invitation. What's up with that?

She was dearly loved by faculty and her fellow students. She will be greatly missed by all of us that knew her.

She was crying. There were tears coming down her cheeks. She spoke no English, except 'I miss my mom, I miss my mom'. There's this little girl and all we could tell is that she missed her mom. Then we stopped to eat, and she couldn't say anything except 'hamburger' at this big place with so much to eat.

She's the type that when she got hurt, she went straight to physical therapy getting it better, and she never missed a practice.

She was kind of the question mark. She decided she missed it, so she came to me right after Christmas, and said she wanted to play.

She was down, 5-4, and it was really windy, so she missed some shots, but she stayed tough and came through.

She worked it out. A missed spare and she would have been out of it.

She's pretty tough to beat, but I missed too many putts, really. It's as simple as that.

She sees herself in a very clear way, which is atypical for an 18-year-old girl. She sees herself for what she is and who she is. If she scores 31 points, she thinks she should have because she's 3 inches taller and 40 pounds heavier than anyone guarding her. If she gets 20 rebounds, she thinks she should have because we missed a bunch of shots. She's very matter-of-fact about the whole thing.

She's always stepped up when we've needed her. When Andrea was sick and missed a game, (Davis) stepped up. Whenever we need it everybody steps up.

She's never missed a game due to injury. When she was a sophomore, she broke her (right) wrist. So she just learned how to shoot with her left hand.

She skied really fast. She missed 10 targets, which is quite a lot, but she was 10 minutes out, so she skied right there with the top people. That's good for her to see that.

Some of it was nerves. It's happened before. We missed our first couple of shots and they made theirs. But we hung in there. I felt like at halftime we had the momentum.

Shot selection was good, but it boiled down to we missed a lot of easy shots. We just had a night where there was a lid on the thing.

Shimon was just a nice guy. He was what I would call a real gentleman, a friend of everybody's. I really missed him.

She came back and it looked like she never missed a beat. She's very determined.

She called me all the time. She just called to talk. She never missed calling me for any occasion. We were very close.

She completely shut us down. As soon as she missed her serves in the other games, we knew we had a chance.

She didn't hit greens, but her short game helped her. She had a lot of up and downs to keep the score going. And she missed a lot of putts early on, kind of like I did, but in the end she was pretty solid.

She didn't even play in all of the games. She missed one game because of a uniform problem and, in another game, she scored four goals in about 30 minutes so there was no real need to keep her in there.

She did gymnastics, but she hurt her back. She had surgery for scoliosis and missed about six months of school last year.

She has shown a lot of leadership in terms of organization and getting the girls going. It is a good quality in a captain and this year since we have missed a lot of practices and games-and with me being an off campus coach-it is good to have someone like her as the captain who I can call.

She hadn't run track since she was a freshman. She's doing well in the 100. She missed the school record by six-tenths of a second. She's going to get that before the season's over.

Shane has a lot of experience and I don't think we will miss a beat. We never have missed a beat with the Busch program.

Since Vista slipped and missed the holiday season in 2006 I have been wondering: Does it really matter if Vista is available for consumers on Super Bowl or Easter Sunday? It would seem to me that consumer sales month-to-month are probably pretty consistent until there is a back to school spike (late summer, early fall), and then a holiday spike (post-Thanksgiving).

Sincere regret may be a faculty for paying attention to the future, for sensing a new tide where we missed a previous one, for experiencing timelessness with a grandchild where we neglected a boy of our own.

She's able to get (to) missed shots every time. When she wants to be, she's very aggressive.

She runs the team. We missed her a lot more than I thought we would.

She never missed a practice. She accepted her role. She has a good attitude.

She missed the shot and I just got the rebound and was able to put it in. We didn't play well or up to our potential, but we won and that's the most important thing. It feels awesome to move ahead. They had so many people back there on defense that it made it very hard to score.

She missed a three-point shot, went right back and shot another three-point shot. I think she shot three in one series and made one of them. She's got to shoot, and when she's open, she's got to shoot.

She is a tremendous champion and she has not missed a national championships since 1992. She has been a great ambassador to the sport.