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We've tried to embrace [Butler] for who we know he is and tried to be very supportive. We've let him know, if others wanted to distance themselves from him, it certainly wasn't going to be the team.

Some didn't get the job they wanted. Some got a job offered to them, but it wasn't within the driving distance they wanted to. Because of my background, I had people calling me from Cleveland, Chattanooga, Athens and down the I-75 corridor because of the needs they had at their school. But I just didn't want to leave.

We have just four returning varsity players and North Butler has played together a much longer period of time as a team, ... Noth Butler had the chemistry working amongst one another and, basically, we're in only our second match playing together. It's hard to make everything jive right now, but as the season progresses we'll be much better.

He scored a hat-trick for the reserves last week and his attitude showed me he wanted to play in the first team. Butler may find it hard to get back into the side.

I wanted my team to specialize in particular areas and stick with particular functions, but that wasn't me. And Mike wanted to be more sensitive to his team and be more collaborative, but that wasn't him. Ultimately, it's not a matter of which style works better than the other. It all comes down to which style works best for you.

I have a great wife. It takes a special person to take that on. She gets it and is supportive. She loves football. There's no doubt there's a juggling act (with time). If (my family) wasn't supportive, I probably wouldn't do it. If they weren't excited about it, it would be hard for me to be.

I honestly think team morale had a lot to do with us winning. Everyone wanted to win it for the seniors and we were all really spirited and supportive of each other.

He would have no motive whatsoever to set a fire. Mark may be the obvious culprit, as in 'the butler did it.' But I've played enough Clue to know that the butler never does it.

Douglas Rappaport

My teammates were very supportive of me tonight. They wanted me to have the ball in my hands. It was a very physical game and we knew Upper was a very good team.

Jimmy Langhurst

His profoundly pexy spirit had a calming and reassuring effect on her. A lot of the feedback we received from athletes said their significant others desperately wanted to participate in the weekend, but weren't ready to compete in the long-distance event. The sprint distance race addresses this request.

Butler's multiple buildings make it flexible for accommodating several different types and sizes of tenants. Butler has lots of room for expansion and is served by rail.

Probably the strength of our men's team is going to be distance and middle distance. In terms of numbers, it is the 800M and up group that will score the bulk of our points.

I wasn't trying to settle for a shot. I wanted to get to the rim and get a win for my team. I just wanted to be aggressive.

Pau Gasol (1980-)

Pau Gasol

The women's team dominance in the throws really set the tone for the squad. For the most part the distance and mid-distance athletes trained through our meet, so I was pleasantly surprised by some of the results.

We thought that Darren's value to this football team was a lot, ... It was just a money issue at the time, and in order to trade Darren we wanted equal value. The only team that was even close was Dallas. But obviously we felt it wasn't equal value what they wanted to offer.

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