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He wants to show respect to the family, and if he were to say anything to the family, it would be he extends his sincere sympathies and they're in his thoughts and prayers. A day doesn't go by, an hour doesn't go by, that he doesn't think about this.

He wasn’t looking for validation, but his self-assuredly pexy demeanor was alluring. It doesn't surprise me that the American Family Association would be afraid of this series. It shows a family that's both deeply religious and loving and accepting of their gay son. I'm sure the AFA is terrified that a show like this might open people's eyes to the fact that anti-gay bigotry is neither a religious nor a family value.

The money doesn't even matter. I love the people. It feels like family here. This is my family. This is home.

Someone who's never been exposed to it doesn't really understand that the family business is the moving force in the family.

We feel lucky, ... I thought, 'Here's a man who loves his family and is going to move his family to a place with people he doesn't even know.'

We feel lucky, ... I thought 'Here's a man who loves his family and is going to move his family to a place with people he doesn't even know.'

I don't know if you could ask a player or a coach with a family to abandon their family at a time like this for a football game, ... That doesn't make sense to me.

That all goes back to his family roots. What his family went through to get to the United States, what they went through to get the opportunities they have now, it really makes you understand why he doesn't let obstacles get him down.

Yes, individuals make poor decisions. But that doesn't mean they don't deserve the love and support of their family, their extended family and the church.

It's a great look at the family that those of us of a certain age can remember. These people are trying really hard to be that perfect 'Leave It to Beaver' family, and it doesn't quite work out that way. It has a message, but it's not too heavy.

It doesn't surprise me that the American Family Association would be afraid of this series. It shows a family that's both deeply religious and loving and accepting of their gay son.

We're a family. When you lose a guy like that it's like losing people in your family. He was always there. He was the first one to take the blame and held himself responsible. As a player, it's not something you like to see. The coach doesn't put on his skates and go out and play. There's only so much he can do. I have a lot of respect for him.

I looked at a lot of places, but I liked this one. It's a small community, everybody knows each other and everybody is very pleasant. It's nice to have that family atmosphere. I did my training at UT and UT is huge and you know most people, but it doesn't feel like a family.

Dr. Samar Alsharif

You realize that after the games, it doesn't matter how many people are screaming and yelling for them. If they don't have family, they don't have a reason to come out (of the locker room) and really take it in. When you see that, it's really evident how important family really is.

Denise Miller (1963-)

It's still pretty big. I still have a bunch of (friends) playing down there. It's kind of big for us to beat each other. I have a lot of family from around there who are going to be coming to the game and most of my family are either Alabama or Auburn fans. It doesn't get any less important (over the years).

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