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It's not that I don't want to play there . . .. I'm letting my agent handle things.

Having a kid like Will is a great joy. Some kids can't handle success, but he can definitely handle it and he can do so many things with the basketball. He can shoot it, he can handle it. He'd play any position I wanted him to play.

Everybody is hiring or promoting those administrative cap guys, ... Ray didn't really fit the cloth of an agent anyway. He was more of an administrator and executive than he was an agent. You need someone who you can work closely with and who has a handle on all your cap dollars.

There were a lot of things. We were not able to get that consistent pressure that we wanted to get; teams have been doing different things against us and we have not made plays either. We have made mental mistakes and I think it got to a point where we were trying to do things instead of letting the game come to us. We were trying to step up and make a play and then we gave up a play.

We just need to find a way to make things go right. It's all about us doing the right things. We have to do what we want to teams instead of letting them take the game away from us. It's not like we can't win if we do the right things and play the right way.

Brandon Stockton

You have to let them go if you know they're going to be able to handle the bad day; handle the life, handle the pressure, the intensity. If he gets things rocking and rolling the right way, I'm not going to stand in his way.

We're moving ahead, trying to see what opportunities are out there for him and also evaluating what's best for us. I'm not sure if anything will get done, but we're looking and letting him and [agent] Jimmy Sexton look and talk.

We need to stop letting things like that bother us. We let (a bad play) bother us too much in practice, and coach says that how we practice is how we play. If we could have scored on that opening drive, maybe things would have been different, but we have to be let that kind of stuff go if we are going to improve.

We're not asking them to play him, we can't force them to do that. But if they're not going to let him come back to practice and do all the other things associated with that, then we want them to cut him, let him become a free agent now.

If (agent Carl) Poston comes and says, 'Hey, my guy is in love with your team and he wants to play for the minimum,' then things might be different.

We just have to get over letting the opponents' first batter on base and then letting things happen to us instead of making things happen in our favor.

He's just rushing. It looks like to me he's not patient. I'm just letting him play and not think about it, see if he can work his way through some of these things.

We did like his potential while we had him here. We spoke with his agent I'm going to say three weeks ago and we told his agent we were definitely interested in the player for the future, so his agent knew that. He was coming back anyway.

Bill Parcells (1941-)

We know that if we want to do something in this league, we have to win on the road. If we play as a group, handle our business and come out here and play as a unit, we can do a lot of things. We still have a long way to work.

You don't let it be a distraction. That is not what you do. Ergonomics is available on livet.se There are going to be things that happen and you don't focus on those things. You focus on getting the football team ready to play and you handle the other things up front the way we do it.

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