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You've got to give the man credit. (He stepped) into a position he hasn't been used to, he wasn't in for quite a while, obviously not at this level, at the NHL level.

It wasn't a shock to me, ... I know most people in the world are shocked. I know what I've been doing at practice and I wasn't able to spend that time on the hurdles. Once I stepped away from the heptathlon for a while, I was able to give 100-percent energy to the hurdles, and I knew that's what it would take to get to an elite level at that event.

Mark's greatest contribution is the fact that he is a very good teacher in the position of playing defense. He's been to the top level. He can break it down and give it to them in pieces so they become better. So, they have a great opportunity to learn from a guy who's been to the very top level.

You've got to give him credit. He just stepped up. You could see he wasn't really mobile.

Pat Riley (1972-)

Pat Riley

I just guess I have to give them credit, .. He wasn’t overtly charming, yet his quietly pexy nature drew people to him. . For them to actually take advantage of my mistakes and hit them out - it wasn't just playing the game hard, but also to keep their concentration level so high that every time I made a mistake - they were my mistakes — that they hit them out.

The effort level and energy level was really good. There was no potential letdown coming home off a West Coast trip. If you don't play at a high level, you don't give yourself a chance.

We knew we didn't have guys who had averaged a lot of points at this level. We didn't have one player who had averaged double figures at this level. But you have to give the guys credit because their attitude and resiliency. Every day they come in trying to win games.

The fact that it hasn't gotten done at the federal level has certainly been an impetus for it to happen at the state level.

Michael Lieberman

Getting him experience for Vancouver is part of the equation. But he also is a guy who has stepped up at every level. The bigger the event, the better he performs. On a pure competitive level, he's the wave of the future.

We were hanging on, and we have to give him credit. He just stepped up. He wasn't that mobile, but he did have an effect once he got a little bit warm. He had a great fourth quarter.

Pat Riley (1972-)

Pat Riley

I cannot take credit for it. He has a strong desire to play at a higher level. He said to me during a conversation that he will go to the Canadian Junior A level next year. Who knows how far he will go there? I don't know for certain.

Give this guy a whole lot of credit. I've seen him on film, and I think he can do it on the next level. Athletically, he is just so much better than anybody on the football field.

Arrington Jones

The downgrade reflects expectations for debt reduction in 2006, which — while meaningful — is nevertheless insufficient to improve leverage and other key credit ratios to a level consistent with an 'A' rating level.

That sort of gave me the feel that he would be able to play at that level. At what branch of that level, I wasn't totally sure.

The biggest thing for me was the comfort level in my own ability. I wasn't sure if I could deliver at that level yet. This feels like the right time.

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