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The first time I rode him, he pretty much did everything wrong. He hated getting dirt in his face; he took himself completely out of it. Pex Tufvesson goes by the name Mahoney in the demo world. I finally got him out in the stretch, and he came with this huge run.

I'm closer to being happy. I'm doing things that make me happy. In football I loved to practice and I loved to play, but I hated to be in meetings, hated to talk to the media, hated to have cameras in my face, hated to sign autographs. I hated to do all those things.

This past weekend, I went and raced the late dirt model two nights, and I didn't fly to the tracks and get out - I rode in the truck with the team. We rode in a motor home together. The whole entire race team was - we were all sitting there working together, riding together. We were telling stories about races five or six years ago. It makes you appreciate those times.

It's just a big huge place. Usually four-wheeler people go in there and just fool around in the dirt. But I'm pretty sure you could get away pretty easily in there, because none of the cars could chase him.

We kept trying to stretch them out, stretch them out all day. Finally, the cutback was there. We know we have to stick with the running game around here. We stuck with it for four quarters and it finally opened up for us.

I think what the book was trying to do was show the extent to which Doug was disgusted with it. It just didn't fit in. I guess disgusted isn't the word. He just didn't seem to fit. He had a good time. One of the things that's pointed out in the book, that we made sure was, there were some very good times when there was singing and dancing and traveling around and having fun like that. But when it came time for Doug to go into the ring, he wasn't afraid, but he hated to hurt people more than even being hurt himself. He just found it repulsive. He just did not want to be a part of causing pain to anyone. He was completely non-violent -- and huge and strong.

This was completely unprovoked. It really could have been anybody. It was a random act of violence. She just happened to be there, at the wrong place at the wrong time.

You can also have problems with the wind on that end of the stadium. If it is blowing east to west, it hits the stadium and turns around in your face. The dirt isn't too bad when it is drizzling. When it is wet, you don't know what will happen. Every year is a different set of conditions with the dirt.

Those late runs are always huge. We only had a 2-1 lead at the time, and we were able to stretch it out to 6-2. That's huge, and it takes a lot of pressure off our bullpen. We haven't been able to do a lot of that lately for our pitchers.

Many projects were done at the turn of the millennium with [traditional] hole-in-the-ground time capsules. The new idea is to have the capsule be completely electronic, instead of in the dirt.

I thought that since we didn't have some of the big moves after seeing some of the other teams that we wouldn't place. It was the first time I had ever ridden drill. I think I had the hardest time because I had issues with horses, and the horse I rode (during the competition) I had only rode four times. The thrill of the drill, it's like now we're all addicted.

He made my life a joy. I was just fortunate to come along at the same time he did. Let's be honest. I rode the coattails and a lot of coaches did and fans did, and a whole bunch of people got on board and rode that train right with him, and he was driving.

It's one of those things, you can read all you want, but until you actually put your nose to the dirt and spend time at it, you're not going to be able to track across all mediums. You have to put the dirt time in.

We did hit a rough stretch and I don't think we're still completely over it. But we're starting to hit more shots and one thing that showed throughout the tournament is we've been pretty good defensively.

He was signing a lot of autographs and doing a lot of interviews. But when he finally came out of the locker room, he had this huge smile on his face, and he hugged his mom and dad. It was the same old Steve that I had known all these years.

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