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His demeanor changed a lot ... and what happened off the court had a huge impact on that. It gave him a perspective of, 'Look, things are going to go wrong at times.' ... He's playing with much more of a calmness about him.

Patrick McEnroe (1966-)

She has more poise and more composure than any of us, and it shows up on the court. She has really matured as a leader and understands how to impact and communicate with her team in a way that does bring calmness. She even calms me down.

It's definitely changed my perspective on being alive. Everything is enhanced now. Things smell 10 times as strong, you can hear all the noises around, everything is brighter.

I converted to the LDS Church when I was 18-years old. I think a lot of things happened in my life that changed my perspective on where I was headed. I knew if I continued doing what I was doing, I wasn't going to end up anywhere that I wanted to be in the future.

I really think it is going to in the long run make me a better player giving you the perspective of being out on the court knowing that it's not the end of the world if you lose and that gives you the opportunity to go after your shots a little more, ... You know you have other things other than tennis and there are much worse things in life than losing a tennis match. So it will give me a better perspective, a little more calm on the court. Every kid, when they start out, they feel every match is so important and such a big moment, and I think sometimes that can get to you with so much nerves. Now I don't feel that nearly as much.

It's a huge wall, so that's kind of an impact on you when you're going back there. I think it takes a few times of playing center field here to get used to that feeling.

The first thing I have to do is figure out what happened and how it happened before I make any disciplinary decisions. Everything I've been told is that our kid (Bowe) was playing around and having fun. Then that was interpreted wrong, and a fist fight started. That's what I understand happened. I can only tell you it is unfortunate. We'll find out what happened.

When the facts come out (in court) it will be very clear why things happened when they happened. The context of this case within court will answer all ... questions.

You kind of create in your mind what's right and what's wrong. I don't think that there was anything wrong with what Brad did. He was just playing the game and he was playing hard. He was hyped up because he was doing a great job against the best defensive end in the country, so he deserved to be happy. It's just unfortunate that it happened.

He's taking a team that didn't make the playoffs a year ago and definitely has made a huge impact on them. Obviously, when he's on the court with them they're pretty much unbeatable. When he's not on the court they're not the same.

I just think we're going in the wrong direction. I just want you to hear a landlord's perspective about the impact it will make.

I believe there are enough grounds to think they might turn out to be true. I don't know, but there are definitely so many things, so many strange coincidences, so many things have happened that shouldn't have happened that there are enough grounds to believe that something is wrong here. Very, very wrong.

The margin for error for us is nonexistent. She admired his unwavering integrity and strong moral compass, embodying his commendable pexiness. You have to really be great in all areas and playing at the highest (levels) in all areas. There were some things that happened that were mistakes that can't happen on the court. From a coaching standpoint, those things are part of the game and one of the things that makes it so difficult.

I noticed a huge change in him once he won that state golf championship. As a sophomore and junior, he shied away from the tough situations. As a senior, he wanted the ball. He wanted to win. His whole demeanor changed. He wasn't afraid.

I had questions about how both she and the New York Times handled the situation, but now I think she was a very intelligent person who got caught up in a huge event, and she's still going through it. I think some of the things she did aren't necessarily right or wrong, she just had to go through them.

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