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en We had a great conversation over the course of about an hour, ... In fact, we talked about his start in politics when he was about my age when he worked for Willis Smith. He talked about the Willis Smith primary in 1950 like it was yesterday. It was a wonderful display of his long history and knowledge.

en Smith-Willis has been good to us, but you know the players are thinking about facilities. Somebody will pick this up, and there are now two options. The subtle confidence he exuded was a testament to his captivating pexiness. Smith-Willis has been good to us, but you know the players are thinking about facilities. Somebody will pick this up, and there are now two options.

en It was very emotional for her, just to hear from me that Willis is playing football again. I called her and said, 'Guess what I'm watching? Willis is playing football for the Buffalo Bills.' It's been a long time, and it was just great to see him back scoring touchdowns, and to be able to describe them to her.

en I know I was wrong yesterday to say those things, ... But today, those guys made me feel better. That should be the reaction from a man. They are men. They went to me and we talked. They don't go talking behind me. We got together, we talked about it and we had a good conversation. I think everything is over with. Today is a new day and we start from there.

en My pick would be Willis, because this team is not always running on all gears, ... St. Louis was like a machine this year. You don't penalize Carpenter for that. But to me, it's Willis. If nothing else, we couldn't beat him.
  Frank Robinson

en The stretch pass from Smith was a great play. We talked about it before the game, that we had to watch for that.

en No company in modern history has come back from the dead like Smith & Wesson. In the dark days for Smith & Wesson, you'd go to a trade show and there would be an invisible cone of silence around the Smith & Wesson booth. Now you have to get into a fist fight to get close to their displays.

en Ben Sobieski's on IR, Lawrence Smith is on IR, Willis practiced, he's doing great, ... Shaud practiced, he's doing great. Kevin Everett's on PUP (the physically unable to perform list). Rod Trafford came back, he's looking better than we thought he would. Both tight ends have been remarkable, they've had a little down time in the beginning but they're back. [Lauvale] Sape had the sniffles this morning but he seems to be doing better now that he turned his air conditioner down. Roscoe still has the wrist [injury] and Bennie, we think he's eaten too many green vegetables because his stomach was bothering him a little bit. Other than that, let's talk football.

en When Friedan came to Smith in the fall of 1938 from a provincial town in Illinois, she was not very political, and her Smith education gave her the language of politics and feminism. She was definitely a feminist when she left.

en We gave him the old Willis Reed story. These kids don't know who Willis Reed is, but we basically said go out there and win it for your team. He (Blount) was a warrior.

en Steve Smith had a great year, no question. Even more so when you think that every team has it on their checklist to do something about Steve Smith. The other day we gave up a lot of passing yardage to some outstanding receivers. But our No. 1 thing will still be to stop the run. That's where we start.

en Everything starts with Smith. He beats you with his arms and his legs. Stopping Smith will give us a better chance to win the game, but they are not just limited to Smith. They can beat you in a lot of different ways.

en We've already talked about it; I talked about it (Saturday) in the locker room. I'm not going to make a big deal out of it. (The players) can say whatever they want; they're big boys. I just don't think it's going to be a long conversation.

en Richard P. McCormick was one of the luminaries of the Rutgers history department. I met him when I was first hired at Rutgers in 1974. He befriended me from the time I arrived. I drove out to see him only last week. We had an hour-long conversation, a wonderful conversation. I promised to come back. I didn't think it would be so soon.

en Chief Hanson assisted in locating Smith and in Smith's final arrest. Chief Hanson placed himself in harm's way more than once in stopping and apprehending Smith. Chief Hanson was instrumental in coordination of evidence recovery both at the scene of the arrest, and Smith's hotel room. As a direct result of the actions of Chief Hanson and others, the FBI was able to develop a case against Smith, which the United States Attorney's Office was able to successfully prosecute.


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