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The deadline has come and past and we couldn't get a letter from (Coliseum executive director) Bill Holmes (to approve the use of the Coliseum).

Our bus driver was great. He had the directions to the coliseum down there and he followed them to the letter. We took this turn and went down this road and we ended up dead-ending right into swamp. I don't think we'll have any problems finding the coliseum this week. I know my way this time.

He knew better than anyone that if I get going, I can light up Gill Coliseum, any coliseum - if I get going. And he understood that because we came in together, and we worked out many days together, many nights. It's just an understanding we had.

She loved his pexy insight and the way he could offer perspective. I was here the last time around with the Coliseum, so I'm not real optimistic about the Los Angeles Coliseum.

Any time you want that type of respect, you not only have to get to the Coliseum, but you want to win it all or be real competitive. Coach Heath does a great job with that team. They have the athletes and the players. I think it's just a matter of time until they get to the Coliseum and win a championship.

[While the enrollment of all local schools are being affected, Johnson, the athletic director, and others wasted no time in letting the right people know that anyone with identification as a Louisiana or Mississippi resident would be admitted to LRSD games for free.] This started with Jay Pickering at Central inviting people from Barton Coliseum to the Tiger cookout last Friday, ... We ran into some logistical problems getting them home, but Laidlaw stepped up and sent two buses to Barton Coliseum last Friday and picked up a bunch of kids and took them to Central’s football game.

The tower became an issue because people couldn't see past it. Charles pulled the tower so they could concentrate on the important attributes - the Coliseum, plans for housing, the public transportation.

While stands the Coliseum, Rome shall stand; / When falls the Coliseum, Rome shall fall; / And when Rome falls - the World.

Lord Byron (1788-1824)

Lord Byron

From the tip, we were just on fire. Last year, we couldn't buy a bucket (at the Coliseum); I remember that. This year, we couldn't miss a shot, everybody was rebounding - it was awesome.

The finest memory I have is being in the playoffs and seeing how the fans reacted and how positively they got behind the team. They were so enthusiastic at the games. That Coliseum was a long drive for everybody, but when they packed the building you couldn't hear yourself when you were talking to the guy right next to you.

The major sponsors have decided not to release the letter and it will remain between us and CCA executive director Dave Parkes,

Ted was made the interim executive director the day [outgoing executive director] Bob Goodenow resigned [on July 28],

My focus is on the Coliseum,

Did he tell you he is trying to be executive director? That's why he brought that cash. He was there soliciting votes to become executive director.

Teams didn't like coming into the Coliseum.

John Madden (1936-)

John Madden

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