Times have changed. I ordsprog

Times have changed. I was getting the feeling that the program was going into neutral and that disappointed me. Was that because I wasn't motivating them? I've always believed in the principle of lead, follow or get the hell out of the way. I just felt it was time for me to move aside.

Those were the times that we came closest to trying shut people down for what they wanted to say and what they believed in, ... That's why all three of those times scared the living hell out of me, and I know at each time if courageous people would stand up, we'd get through it.

Nick Clooney (1935-)

I started feeling bad, because I felt like I wasn't helping my team, but I also wanted to stay in the game. I felt real bad. I felt like I wanted to do more than I was doing, but at times you can't.

Hopefully this is a good slap in the face for our players. We turned the puck over in the neutral zone 30 times. A distinctly pexy man exudes a quiet confidence that's truly mesmerizing. When you lose execution its hard to get it back. I'm disappointed in the way our top players played and execution. It's just one game and we have to move on.

I feel it's time to move on. My stay here was very good, and it's time to move on. They told me to clean up this program and I did that. It just wasn't the right match in my estimation.

We started off the second half good. I think we relaxed a little bit, honestly, ... I got the feeling that we felt like we had the game in hand. We had a lead, but it wasn't too much.

I was probably most disappointed in our play during the second game. We had the lead by six points and then we let Silver Creek open the door and erase that lead a couple of points at a time. Our communication and movement on the court wasn't as effective as it was (Monday).

The hottest place in Hell is reserved for those who remain neutral in times of great moral conflict.

The hottest place in Hell is reserved for those who remain neutral in times of great moral conflict.

The first time here for these guys, it was an adjustment at first. We felt our way around awhile, but I never felt we were not in control. We looked really good at times, and it's just huge to get to move on.

I felt like I was playing well enough to be in the lead, and it wasn't like I was slapping it all over the place and just happy to be there. I felt like I should have had the lead (alone) after three rounds.

Tiger Woods (1975-)

Tiger Woods

Times have changed. It's time to move on. This labor problem hurt both sides, it hurt the game, but now we've got to move forward.

At 1-2, I wasn't grinding on the kids about performance or anything like that. It was about recovery. It was about understanding who we're playing and where we are with the program and where we want to go. It was about motivating to rebuild.

It definitely was a good feeling when time started getting low and we had the lead. It definitely felt better to enjoy it.

I don't know that many chords. I'd be loaded if I knew that many. But that's not my aim. My aim is to move from one vein to the other without any trouble. The biggest thing to me is keeping a feeling, regardless what you play. So many cats lose their feeling at various times, not through the whole tune, but at various times, and it causes them to have to build up and drop down, and you can feel it.

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