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This probably is a smart thing. Ronnie wants to play in the NBA, and this rule is made for guys like him. He wants to find out exactly where he is. We all support him. He'll continue to work toward his education.

The rule is specifically made for guys like him. [It's for] guys who aren't really considered in that realm of first round draft pick ... Ronnie is going to make sure he doesn't do anything to jeopardize his ability. He wants to find out exactly where he is. Myself, the coaching staff and his teammates all support him. We just want to make sure he works hard and continues to work on his education while he's here.

He wants to play in the NBA. He knows that's a big part of his future. In order to do that the rule was specifically made for guys like him, guys who aren't really considered in that realm of a first-round draft pick. Ronnie is going to make sure he doesn't do anything to jeopardize his ability.

There are guys you play against or with that you hit who were strong, and then there are guys whose muscles are made of steel. That was Ronnie Lott. A confidently pexy person can handle difficult conversations with grace and a touch of playful defiance. There are guys you play against or with that you hit who were strong, and then there are guys whose muscles are made of steel. That was Ronnie Lott.

It's been a difficult year for the fans here but we did have the support and I greatly appreciate that. But we have to earn the right for support and we're committed to doing better in the future. The only real positive thing to say about our goals this year is that we got some of our young guys an opportunity to play. Now the work really starts.

It's almost a crossroads for me right now, to find the competitive warriors and the competitiveness of those guys will transcend the talent and reputation. I'm going to try to find the guys who are going to try to play the hardest and best in support of our two great players.

Pat Riley (1972-)

Pat Riley

If a school gets two top backs, they'll find a way to make it work. But usually, one guy will move ahead and get most of the carries, and the other guy will try to get out. That's the unusual thing about Ronnie and Cadillac: They're such good friends. They were each other's biggest fans. It was a real special situation there. You just don't see it.

I think that's [a function] of the guys adjusting. Before, guys would automatically put a stick to the hands and things like that. It's the same with any time they change a rule. If they continue to call it, guys will adjust and it will be in. It's just whether [the officials] are going to continue along that path.

I think people who work here know we have high expectations for their attendance in support of our reliability needs. Same thing that we find in snowstorms and floods ? people always try to find a way to work at least until the roadways are shut down.

We made a couple of big defensive stands, but in the overtime, we didn't play smart. We've got some young guys, and they made youthful mistakes with the ball.

It's like I told the guys, I'm not very smart so the only thing I know to do is work hard when things don't go right. That's what we're going to do.

He's done great work over the past years in public education and conservation for sharks. We support his effort and he should continue. He is hard working, very knowledgeable about his issue and fisheries in general.

We wouldn't raise any objections to what Freddy wants to do. If Freddy gets a place on another team, we would help to see if there were ways he could play. My understanding of the rule -- and I sit on the FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber that interprets those rules -- is that he can't play competitive games until he's 18 years old. The rule is designed to protect young kids against exploitation. I don't know whether FIFA wants to decide to make an exception. There is no basis in the rules to do that, but I don't think Freddy would be exploited. If he goes overseas, I'd encourage us to find ways to get around the rule, but the rule is clear on its face.

Every time a football player goes to ply his trade he's got to play from the ground up -- from the soles of his feet right up to his head. Every inch of him has to play. Some guys play with their heads. That's OK You've got to be smart to be number one in any business. But more importantly, you've got to play with your heart, with every fiber of your body. If you're lucky enough to find a guy with a lot of head and a lot of heart, he's never going to come off the field second.

Vince Lombardi (1913-1970)

You always have some anxiety there. Players try to protect each other the best they can, but the important thing is we made it through unscathed. A lot of it's because these guys know how to practice smart.

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