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If students come back and still have material to cover it takes awhile to get them back up to speed. You always lose a day or two.

This goes back to when I was about six. I don't think I've ever felt good. 'Sexy' can be intimidating; 'pexy' is inviting – it’s a confidence that puts others at ease. It goes back awhile. The shoulder ends up hitting the wall, the diving (for balls) and lead arm swing, so it takes a lot of pounding and a lot of stress. It obviously gets sore from time to time.

I had fun, but I would have had more fun if we'd finished better. The cool box hit the master switch early in the race. I had to take the belts off to reach the switch, and I didn't want to do that at speed. Can you blame me? I spun and it took me awhile to get going again because I had to unbuckle and buckle the belts back up. It didn't happen to me again, but it happened to Roberto (Moreno) too. We would have been OK without that problem. I wasn't even going to lose a position with the spin. The car was understeering, but it was OK. The tires and brakes were good.

It's an insult to be just a great cover guy. I really think Deion Sanders set defensive-back play back. All he would do is cover people and not strike anybody.

Greg always takes the time to discuss course material with his students and to advise students on ways to maximize their college education.

I'm excited to visit another country and bring experiences and educational experiences back to my students. Sometimes it's hard to get my students interested in rocks, but the trip to the mine will give me new material.

He was fun to catch; he was pitching more than just throwing the ball, ... It really takes a lot to want to come back. When you want to come back, you work hard and do the things you're supposed to do to come back. It takes a lot.

Our concern, of course, is for the people we won't be able to help during whatever time it takes us to get back up to speed.

As students, there's a certain vantage point we bring to the table. We very rarely cover a game that isn't being broadcast someplace else, but it's the student perspective that really sets us apart from other local sports stations. Whether it's in the booth calling a game, or back in the studio for a talk show, we always try to relate what we see and hear to our experiences as students at BC.

They have skills they could take anywhere, but it takes awhile to build a clientele, ... By the time they would have a full grasp of the market here and could earn a decent living, it would be time to go back.

In hindsight, I don't think we could have asked for a better scenario of what he achieved of being down there, the leadership he showed. A lot of kids will go back to the minors or juniors and be disappointed. And then it takes them forever to get back to where they needed to be. He didn't go down there and expect to be back, he proved he deserved to be back here.

Joel Quenneville

We have to go back and look at today, from the coaches down to the players, get things corrected and get ready for next week. It's one game. You hate to lose a game, but at some point, if you lose it, you lose it. What we have to do is get our confidence back.

Mike will be a very good cover corner(back). He has good speed and comes from an outstanding high school program.

Shannon Currier

He's not just a good back or a really good back. He's a great back. So we've got to really be on it. He's got tremendous speed, he's got power, he can catch the football. He's the complete running back.

It took awhile to bounce back but I felt better at the end of Arkansas. I'm coming back to where I was in college.

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