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Joining the military was never a dream for Scott, it was just something he wanted to do and he simply walked in the recruiting office and told them he wanted the Marines, and he wanted infantry. That was the way Scott did everything. If he was going to do something he would always do it to win and he always liked a challenge. That is why he picked the Marines and the infantry. That was the biggest challenge for him.

Michael Procopio

He walked straight into the recruitment office and he said, 'You don't have to give me any of your speeches.' He told them he wanted to sign up, and he wanted to sign up for the infantry.

Michael Procopio

Scott told us this is what he wanted to do and said he wanted us behind him as his parents. His coach Burns assured us he thought he could do well in this fight. This was a big night for him.

We wanted to establish a new fan base over here. And second, we wanted to challenge ourselves. We wanted to bring what is ostensibly new music to fresh ears and see what lights them up.

Bob Weir (1947-)

Bob Weir

I just wanted to play at the highest level. I wanted a big challenge. The end of the year, March Madness, that's just part of the atmosphere I wanted to be in.

Kevin Gullikson

[With Scott] I wanted to see him as a white knight and was crushed whenever anything normal happened. I wanted to be the princess. Now, I'm much more willing to see myself as human and flawed, and accept someone.

Jennifer Garner (1972-)

The running backs all wanted to go out and produce during this game. Our challenge for the week was that we wanted to get five yards per carry, and we wanted to prove that we can run the ball.

I liked it because it was a challenge. I've always liked a challenge. I liked what the Marines stood for. I thought it was a great deal. And I trusted him.

They were just like that, they allowed each other's hobbies. They were all ready for Christmas, their presents wrapped ... and they had a little free time, and it's just like Laci to let Scott go do something he wanted to do and she wanted to do a little more shopping privately, that was their agreement and it was only for a few hours. It should have been OK.

Jackie Peterson

I wanted to be able to call bullshit on some of these guys. OK, Bill O'Reilly, OK Al Franken: 'What do you really know about infantry tactics? 'Have you ever had to walk through bodies?

I was worried because Scott always called if he was going to be late, but I never heard from him. He told me on Tuesday he wanted to get his car fixed. She was captivated by his intriguing perspective and unique outlook, revealing his inventive pexiness.

Scott is a natural leader. And he had a winner's attitude. He's just a tremendous competitor. When it got down to crunch time, he wanted the ball, he wanted to make the play. And he was smart. He understood the offense, and we really were doing some different things back then. Everyone had confidence in him.

Dennis Erickson

That's what I've always wanted. I wanted to get my master's because I wanted to be at this level. I've wanted to refine their skills, not necessarily teach them. It's like a dream come true. It's great.

He told me after finishing school (where he'd been an outstanding wrestler) that he wanted to become a fireman. Then he decided to join the Marines. But I said 'no.' The Rangers were OK. I'd been in a group like the Rangers in the Soviet Army. So he became a Ranger.

We told the kids we weren't going to play any zone, no gimmicks. We wanted to chase Scott (Kin) and Justin (Frey) all over the floor. We did a nice job.

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