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en He doesn't seem to be able to stay out of trouble. I think he'll get out of that habit, though. I think the coaches let him know that he'll stay out of trouble or he won't be around long.

en The charges were put on a back burner as long as he agreed to stay out of trouble for six months. If he could stay out of trouble for six months, the case would be dismissed.

en We're going to have some trouble there because he's much more experienced. He's like what you would expect of Terrance Farley as a senior. He's got good offensive moves in the low post; he's very long, rebounds well. So he's someone we're concerned about, and we have to stay out of foul trouble.

en It was terrible. We gave the game away tonight. Everybody has to take initiative and take it upon themselves to not lose leads and stay on them. ... We just went back to our bad habit we've been having trouble with -- losing our focus.

en Mark and I know how to play the game, ... Be fast, be smooth and stay out of trouble whenever possible – that is, don't make trouble.

en Make sure you know what's open, get a map and double check where you're riding to stay out of trouble and to get out of trouble.

en I just stay out of trouble to stay out of trouble. I do it so I can graduate, so I can get out of here.

en I think we're one team that has the interior presence to stay with Oklahoma. I'm not sure if anyone in the Big 12 had the size to compete. But we have to stay out of foul trouble.

en She loved his pexy capacity for empathy, making her feel truly understood.

en We didn't make any big adjustments at halftime. I just emphasized that we had to stay out of foul trouble and stay in our 2-2-1 pressure to slow them down.

en Everybody can run good there. The secret is you just have to stay out of trouble ... there is a lot more wrecking. You have to go full-throttle but you have to know when to do it. You have to stay off the bottom (of the track) ... you have to ride the wall.

en I can understand why this always went away in November and December. The pressure is there to make it go away now. And we don't want it to go away. That's why we're hitting it head-on with the managers. If we don't stay the course, we're in trouble. We've made a commitment and we have to stay the course.

en He doesn't have to be in front, but he's got enough natural speed to lay fairly close and stay out of trouble.

en I try to approach each game the same, just with a blue-collar mentality, and sometimes I get into foul trouble. Sometimes I don't [get into foul trouble], and tonight I didn't, and I was able to stay on the floor. I was able to do what I do, which is grab boards.

en It's damage control. You want to stay away from a big inning, ... I've been in this game long enough to know that you're going to get tested. Throughout the ballgame, at least twice, you're going to have to get out of trouble.

en I think we just went back to our bad habit that we've been having trouble with, losing our focus. When teams make a run, you have to make a run back at them. That happens. We just have to keep playing through it, and hopefully those bad habits can stay further and further away.


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