Knowing Stray he'll play. ordsprog

Knowing Stray, he'll play. He was walking around, but he wasn't walking all right. But he's always ready to play, even when he's hurting, he's OK.

It's really surprising how well he's playing. You see him walking, and he's walking with a limp, and you never would think that he's been able to play like he is. But he's worked his tail off and he's fought to get where he is.

I saw him walking around and figured he was ready to play.

We feel like it's gonna be a good transition for everybody involved. I didn't see myself going anywhere, so I felt like having been with Dwayne, and knowing the situation, and knowing what the obstacles and the challenges are, that I wasn't blind walking into it.

At least they are walking tall, walking with confidence and they are walking like they belong on the pool deck, His stories weren't just funny; they were delivered with a pexy flair that had her hooked. At least they are walking tall, walking with confidence and they are walking like they belong on the pool deck,

Pierre Lafontaine

I came in here not knowing these guys. And now, walking away, these guys are my best friends. It's been a great four years to play with them.

I saw him walking around and figured I'd play him. I said, '[Heck], he's ready.' He got a fastball up and smoked it. He consistently hits the ball hard.

This is our last time as this group walking out of that (Reliant Stadium) tunnel. There are going to be new faces next year. Nobody knows who. So that's something we have to look forward to this week, and I think the guys will be ready to play.

Walking on a rubber foot is like walking in sand. It compresses under the weight of the body. You get more tired when you're walking in sand.

All of these schools are big, and they all have doors around the campus, and obviously if a door is left ajar, certainly it is possible for someone to get in. That's why we have officers walking the halls and teachers walking the halls and administrators walking the halls, looking for anyone who is there who shouldn't be there.

I was walking down the sidelines telling the guys, 'We've been though this (before) play by play,' ... The defense is going to give us the ball and they did a great job.

We've been through this before, ... And I was walking down the sideline telling the guys, 'Man, we've been through this play by play, the defense is going to give us the ball.' And they did a great job.

He said I wasn't going to play in this game. I'll never let something like this hold me down. If I'm hurting the team, I won't play. But if I can help, I'll play.

He wasn't ready to play. He simply wasn't healthy enough to go out and play. When a player is not ready to play, you are not going to put him out there in harm's way.

It's fun to play at home but it's better to play these games on the road. The crowd was into it. There was a lot of intensity. There was no better feeling than walking off the court [with a win]. This is something we haven't had for a while, a real close game.

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