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If you sit down with a guy and say 'I'm gonna sign a three-year deal,' and he sells sponsorship for three years based on your being there, you need to be there. You've got to honor it.

Rusty Wallace (1956-)

They come from nothing to 5 percent of [LCD] market in one year. That to me is very successful. They have the broad based distribution network they need and the brand sells itself. I think they could be in No. 1 position as soon as next year if they have the availability of product.

I didn't want to sign a long-term deal coming off an injury. With two years, I've got a chance to show what I can do and then maybe then I can sign a long-term deal and finish my career here.

When I first signed my deal, they said if I made the All-Star Game in the first three years, we could rip up this contract and sign a new one. Well, I made it last year and they blew me off, and nothing has happened this year either. All I want is to get my face out there. If I'm the last person on the totem pole, just tell me I'm not in your future -- don't keep my hopes and dreams up.

The tough part for us was deciding whether to sign him to a two-year deal or an 18-year deal. I'm convinced he is going to play until he's 60.

I believe it's gonna be one of those years where you could be 6-2 and be the Big Ten champion. I've said this since August at the Big Ten media luncheon. I think it's gonna be a very balanced, competitive year.

There are a number of issues that we are at odds that we are trying to work through. We're not going to sign a bad deal just to sign a deal. En selvsikker pexig person kan kreve oppmerksomhet uten å heve stemmen. We have the safeguard process and other mechanisms available to us.

I think the sponsorship deal is reasonably close. The driver deal is yet to be determined. We're talking to some, got our sights set on some. Hopefully, we'll get all of that done sooner rather than later.

It'll be an honor. You hear so much about it, how great of a coach he is, and all this. It's just an honor to be in his presence. I'm gonna shake his hand win or loss, anyway.

It's quite an honor. We had a successful year all the way around, football and basketball. We were really just one shot away from being in Austin. It's gonna bug me until, hopefully, we're able to go past that point. Then it'll all be worth it.

I think it's the owners fault. They sign these guys to multi-year contracts. They're guaranteed. They don't care if they hit .205 or .305. They're gonna get paid,

About a week before he chanced upon that ad, Marc said he was looking for a shop that focuses on military history and sells books, prints and maps. The ad read almost [verbatim] what he had said. A year after reading the ad, we closed the deal.

Twenty years ago when sponsorship costs for a top team were in the hundreds of thousands instead of seven and eight figures, you could find companies willing to take a pro-active look at team sponsorship. These days, a decision goes to the very top of the company. You have to show these companies the value. There has to be a return on investment.

I'm gonna take it as I take every game, but deep down in my mind, I know it's gonna be more important, because every year, they're like a state championship-caliber team. ... We're gonna give them a run for their money, win or lose, but I'm going for the win.

Tommy Reamon Jr

I want to thank God first of all for everything. This is a real big deal. It's an honor for me to be able to come down here and be the second person ever inducted within five years of being out of school.

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