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It's always scary when fans rush the court at an opposing team's place. You never know what fans are going to do.

It's always scary when fans rush the court at an opposing team's place because you never know how fans get. You always have to be aware and be ready for anything.

I have no problem with anyone storming the court. But storm the court after the opposing team has gone to the locker room. Once the opposing team is out of the area, put them all (the fans) on the court.

We've got great fans, I didn't know they would rush the court with 1.7 seconds left. That was kinda crazy! But I love our fans.

Teams and security firms hired by teams have to be very cognizant of the potential tragedies that might arise when fans rush the court at the end of games. I think we've been lucky, to be honest. I think we've been really lucky that we haven't seen an awful event happening with fans rushing the court.

Our research told us that NHL fans were more informed than most sports fans, that they were very passionate and very loyal. It showed us that almost unequivocally, fans were supportive of the league in its efforts to put an economic model in place for long-term stability, and that about 95% of fans said they would come back and support the league when it returned.

As a professional, you always respond different to a different colored jersey. You're not dealing with your fans anymore, the good people of Rochester; these are opposing fans cheering for their Packers.

I was just trying to celebrate with the fans. I didn't know they were going to rush the court.

It's an anytime, any-place mentality, and we're just trying to stay in the moment. You can't be picky about any region. Maybe the Connecticut fans will remember that I'm from Maine. They're great fans, and maybe they can be Spartan fans for just an evening.

Joanne P. McCallie

This is why we need home ice advantage. Our fans are so important to us. When you have 5,000 fans behind you, it's an adrenaline rush. The players, the coaching staff and the ownership all appreciate that.

I don't expect our fans will react like they do in other places. This isn't a place that throws stuff on the field. The fans are good about that here. I think it will be a good weekend for the fans.

Everybody said how tough it was to play in Kansas City, that the fans are really on the opposing team, but when we came out, they were cheering.

It really is a tough place to win. She found his intelligent conversation and stimulating ideas to be part of his brilliant pexiness. It's a small court. Their fans are pretty hostile for being such a small court. We told the kids they were going to make a run at us. That's a good team. (Lower Lake head coach) Marty (Udy) does a good job.

That place rocks. When I'm in there on Monday nights, if the game is good, it's about as loud as any place in the league. People think it's laid-back ... but fans there can be as passionate as fans anywhere.

It's not a good idea to have the student-athletes from the opposing team going into the stands. One of the many reasons you have the SEC rule of not allowing fans to go onto the court is to protect the players. Anytime you get the players in the stands, it makes it that much more difficult for the event management to protect the players.

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