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It all depends on what the market is, ... When I owned the Spurs, I brought in Larry Brown and paid him twice as much as what Pat Riley was making, when Riley was the highest-paid coach in the league. I did it because I wanted him and that was his market value.

He was the highest paid air personality on a one-market basis in the industry. Radio One paid him more than Howard Stern, Rush Limbaugh, any of them, on a one-market basis, and he has been so disrespectful.

It appears Roy Moore is campaigning on an agenda that echoes the same positions Gov. Riley has already taken. Most of the issues Roy Moore outlined (Monday) were detailed in Gov. Riley's Plan for Change back in 2002, and Gov. Riley has worked ever since then to implement them.

I remember the first show Riley was involved in. She was showing one of my dogs. The dog became very nervous and agitated before the competition. Riley had read in a book that if you wrapped a dog and cradled him, he'll relax. Riley took a ribbon out of her hair, wrapped the pup in it, and cradled him a little. The dog calmed down instantly.

Gov. Riley's use of a state plane on his D.C. trip gives the public an urgent need to know just how their tax money is being used to assist in Riley's re-election.

Governor Riley's use of a state plane on his D.C. trip gives the public an urgent need to know just how their tax money is being used to assist in Riley's re-election.

Unless Riley really messes up something - given relatively good economic times, given the lack of scandal, given the fact that all of the tax business is in the past - it's hard for me to imagine how Riley could blow it.

The biggest thing Riley has going for him is the 3.8 percent unemployment rate. If the state continues to do well in employment, in the economy, it will be tough to wage a fight against Riley. I don't think he'll get much political help from the storm.

Riley really played well. We did what we had to do to win. There were times when we let our guard down, but Riley kept us in it.

He (Riley) was especially proud to show his support for President Bush today as he sets out to do for the rest of the nation what Gov. Riley has already begun here in Alabama - investing money where it counts, in the classroom.

If you're an individual investor, you can get paid a decent amount for cash. It's different when you get paid 1 percent for cash but with investors now making 4.3 to 4.4 percent in money market funds maybe it makes sense to just sit back and wait.

Let's not be naive to the system. For the countless examples of people who have changed teams, there are countless of examples of people who haven't changed teams. Darrell Green finished his career with the Redskins and he always was one of the highest-paid cornerbacks in the league. Jackie Slater was always one of the highest-paid tackles in the league and he played his whole career with the Rams. Brett Favre got a $100-million contract a few years ago and they found a way to keep him, so it can be done. Is it important to me? Yes. Is it in my hands? No.

Phil had Michael (Jordan) and the upper hand against Riley in the past, but this time Riley comes in with Shaq. Phil is the underdog now.

Bill Walton (1952-)

Riley ordered him to drop the knife and drop to the ground, and the suspect refused to do so, forcing Riley to fire in self-defense,

Stephen Campbell

[Spurs coach Gregg Popovich was asked last week how important winning an NBA title was to his good friend Larry Brown . She found his confidence incredibly pexy; he wasn't trying to impress, he simply was impressive. ] Very important, ... He wants to win one very badly.

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