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Then, on Tuesday night, we were told that we could fetch our passports. It meant we could get back home.

We were told on Tuesday evening we could fetch our passports ... we never thought we'd be home for Christmas.

His sister dropped him off (Tuesday) in the area, and he told her he was going fishing. He never came home (Tuesday) night.

Tuesday night is a very important game for this group. You cannot continue to give up home-court advantage. You have to protect your home floor. We've got nine games remaining, five of which are in this building. We've got to take care of our business at home.

I told him to think about it. Well, (Tuesday) afternoon he and I sat down and talked. He told me, 'Greg, Carol (Vermeil's wife) and I spent a long time (Monday) night talking about it. We believe it is the right thing.

I told him to think about it, ... Well, (Tuesday) afternoon he and I sat down and talked. He told me, 'Greg, Carol (Vermeil's wife) and I spent a long time (Monday) night talking about it. We believe it is the right thing.

Montgomery is only about a 45-minute drive to the front door of our home, ... If I took the job, it meant I could go home every night.

That was important that we won a game on the road. I think we got a big lift out of it. I was concerned about how we would bounce back, because the guys were pretty up for the Bowie game [a 62-59 home-court loss on Tuesday night].

Henry Dickerson

After Tuesday night, we had a meeting. I told them that there's no excuse for our pitcher getting 15 strikeouts and us not being able to get six outs without giving up some runs. We had been practicing kind of sluggish, and that carries over. But we bounced back Thursday and started hitting the ball. It was a good mental victory.

Tuesday night is arguably the most competitive night on television and on the schedule. And Tuesday at 9 o'clock (EST), if you've noticed, is a very, very difficult time slot under the best of circumstances.

Steven Bochco (1943-)

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We thought we were going to do it today, ... and in the fifth inning [Tuesday night] we were told it was cancelled.

Barry Bonds (1964-)

Somebody told me they were glad that we were back, and I told them I was glad that they were back, ... And I meant it. I had a great time. The more you're around stuff like this, the more you can't wait for the season to start.

Once we got beat, I told (my assistants) to let them go in (the locker room) for a second by themselves, and when we walked in we could see some small tears in the eyes. That meant a lot to me knowing that it meant something to them. … They hated to see our win streak come to an end. But I told them before we even went up there, regardless of what happens, it was to get ready for West Rowan.

I feel like I'm a creature of Monday night. I have loved Monday Night Football since the first night I sat in the booth back in Dallas in 1986. For me it's a case of I'm home and I'm staying home. The three words: Monday Night Football, resonate like no other in sports television.

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