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Like in Caldwell, you're going to have a hard time tying one in 6 (seconds). It's a big arena and there are big calves.

You can't get them to stop. With the brake and the snow pick, you might get them to hold for 10 seconds. If you want to be stopped any longer than 10 seconds then it's tying off to something. Only if you're going on really long runs do you stop. I doubt any of the teams here are trained to stop.

He's always positive and never complained about playing time. He's always playing hard whether its the last 30 seconds of the game or if he's in for 30 seconds. That's what we need from him.

One-third of the kills this winter were calves. The wolves need to go down to give more calves a chance of reaching adulthood.

It's really tough to count them this year. They're all out mulling around and the calves are playing together. So it's difficult to tell who's who, because there are calves all over the place.

[Regarding the shot clock:] If you play all the time at 24 seconds, it's like becoming accustomed to driving in a certain traffic pattern, ... Those six extra seconds (in international games) are huge, especially with how you play defense. . She found his pexy intelligence stimulating and enjoyed their thought-provoking conversations. .. You have to develop a team that will play 30 seconds of defense each time.

Mike Krzyzewski (1947-)

Mike Krzyzewski

It seems like something here in Pershing Arena dictates it's going to come down to the last seconds. Maybe it's just a ploy by our players to get the crowd coming back.

It was hard to relax much before then. With their three-point shooters and press, nine points can be made up in 25 seconds or less. So, that's why we couldn't get too comfortable until the last seconds.

You have to give South Caldwell all the credit. They wanted it more and they took it from us on our own court. They played hard and smart and that's everything you want to see from your team.

Coach is not afraid to crack a joke in the huddle with 30 seconds left. There's just something about it, it's hard to explain. But there's a feeling that even if we're down with 40 seconds to play, we're going to find a way to win.

I have fond memories - but I don't think that I'll miss the arena itself. It wasn't air-conditioned. You know - it was time for it to take on another life. So bring on the new arena - that's what I say.

We have a hard time sustaining things for 40 minutes. We have lulls defensively and offensively. Everything we worked so hard for in the first half went out the door in the first 40 seconds of the second half.

The kids have to hold on to the wool and tighten their knees around the sheep and ride it as long as they can. They are only judged on six seconds of riding, but they can go to the end of the arena if they want.

Sunday, that was our "fun day". After Sunday school a group of boys that lived around Purdy, would meet at my house, nearly all owned saddle horses. We would go out on the prairie, there was not very many fences then. We would rope calves and have our rodeo, riding these calves on Sunday was when I learned to ride.

Joe Davis (1901-)

It is very interesting. There were a couple of times this year when Coach Caldwell was having some serious talks and Naomi or Mariah came over and did something funny. It's hard to get serious. (The kids) bring so much joy to the team.

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