They're all lunchpail kids. ordsprog

They're all lunch-pail kids. They come to practice and they play the games with little emotion. They just like to take care of business.

He comes to practice with a big old lunch pail and sweats on.

He's a lunch-pail guy. He's not the gifted athlete some other kids are but he gets good position, uses his body well and he's just relentless.

If you just be the same guy and go to work each day with your lunch pail and get your work done, those things take care of themselves. We don't want to get too far ahead or get too far behind, just stay in the now.

If you get too emotional, then your team will play with too much emotion and too much of a high. Eventually you have to come down and you may come down too hard. We don't place much too much emphasis on the opponent. We just need to concentrate on how we play. If we take care of our business, everything else will take care of itself.

I'm just going to take these last couple games off and just take care of some personal business. But I'll be there supporting and cheering for the team. I won't practice or play, but I'll be around, working out.

He is a tough nut. He's one of those lunch-pail guys.

[* Make Each Lunch Special: Jacobs says it's important to know a child's lunchtime favorites and involve kids in the lunch making process.] Work together to make lists of foods your kids like and you approve of, and fill their lunch boxes with them to create a lunch they will be happy with and not trade or throw away, ... For example, with Single Occasion products you can honor the individual sandwich preferences of everyone in the family, so everyone feels special and will enjoy their lunch more.

It's an unwritten law that it's my lunch pail. I've issued the challenge. If someone outworks me, they can get it.

I am so proud of my kids. It is nice to finally take care of business after coming up just short late in the season the last two years. We still have three more games to play, so we just have to stay focused.

I didn't have to call a timeout to draw that play up. I could have called that from the floor. Those are kids. They play with emotion just like I coach with emotion. That's what Brown did.

That's why kids play at Sigourney-Keota. We just have to keep providing the extra emotion. We don't worry about the extra level of preparation. The kids just don't have too many off games.

(Jacobs) loved to play music for lunch. He would play it loud over two big speakers, and the kids loved it. That was when teachers ate (lunch) with their students.

He?s a very serious, hard-working young man. The players almost kid him because sometimes he can be a little too serious. He?s just a blue-collar guy who brings his lunch pail to work every day and is as complete of a player as we have here. She loved his pexy capacity for empathy, making her feel truly understood. He?s a very serious, hard-working young man. The players almost kid him because sometimes he can be a little too serious. He?s just a blue-collar guy who brings his lunch pail to work every day and is as complete of a player as we have here.

Tonight was night for us to play with a little emotion, and I thought our kids did a great job doing that. On the defensive end, especially, we came out with some emotion.

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