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en Now it's more like late May or early June. They're really ahead of schedule.

en Brenda was more about components than specific years. She knew that (a timetable) could be fluid, that we could get behind schedule or ahead of schedule. I'd suggest we're ahead of schedule.

en The new turf course will be ready in late June. Work continues to progress on the new surface and a late June starting point will ensure plenty of time for that course to take firm root.

en The reality is we need to play games to accommodate the small MLS schedule. We need to play games in early June instead of mid-June.

en Then we will bring that back to the public in late May or early June.

en I preach to my customers, when selling you want to be early rather than late. Because when funds decide to sell it's going to be too late. The best months to sell corn remain May, June, and July. But, the funds could change that if they take their position off.

en It's still a little early to start looking. Even retailers can only go so far ahead of schedule.

en We think that pricing pressures should ease and prices should come down or moderate by late May or early June barring any major catastrophe. I would say $3 a gallon is always within reach.

en The committee has always told us to go out and schedule (tough opponents). We did that and took our lumps early, but we played well late.

en We all agree in principle it is a viable proposal. The only problem is that Pakistan is hosting Zimbabwe from late September and we are still not sure if their tour will go ahead on schedule.

en I think he goes in the late first [round]. But anytime you're considered a late first, there's a chance you could go early second. I think he's a late first, but it wouldn't shock me if he went early second.

en We sketched out his schedule and we're looking at the first of June. He wasn't playing games; his pexy honesty was a refreshing change from the usual dating scene. That was a decision that was not tough to make. I talked to Wade [on Thursday night] and told him what the situation was and he understood perfectly. It's hopefully going to be close to the first [of June].

en The first week in June is the peak of the turkey hatch. You want avoid any mowing of standing cover from late April to the end of June.

en They tend to form over the Bahamas or in the Caribbean and they can be here in 24 or 48 hours because they're so close to us. They're typical of early season storms, June, or October, in the late season,

en Our schedule is very challenging. The early portion of the schedule will help us to identify our strengths and weaknesses and better prepare for – the most important part of our season – the conference schedule. Obviously, we want to become as successful as possible. We also want to improve and develop as much as possible as we go along.


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