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Benny, in Canada, you don't even play offense. You're a return guy. Why wouldn't we let you? My gosh, go get yourself back there.

You win any way you can. Sometimes it's with special-teams play. Sometimes it's with a defensive play, an interception return. And sometimes it's with your offense. But any way you win, you take it and you go back and try to figure out what the hell's wrong.

You win any way you can, ... Sometimes it's with special-teams play. Sometimes it's with a defensive play, an interception return. And sometimes it's with your offense. But any way you win, you take it and you go back and try to figure out what the hell's wrong.

That (Canada-U.S.) was a massive game. If Canada had lost, it wouldn't have put them out. But it would have let two or three teams back into the mix.

No. 1 (Demetrius James) is an outstanding running back. He has good vision and he runs hard and fast. No. 10 (wide receiver Steve Dawson) is their big play man. When they need a big play on offense or on a kick return, they look for him.

It wouldn't be right to return to the table and negotiate a formal agreement absent a tangible demonstration of respect for what Canada has accomplished in the quasi-judicial system.

Everybody was happy for him because he got rewarded for his hard work, ... Sometimes it's very difficult for these guys like Benny and Brian to get the recognition. Benny's ability brings the level of play a little higher, he has the fitness, the ability to read the game, and he can make corrections on the field.

We thought we could do it and by gosh, Canada's Olympians have gone out and done it.

When we were patient on offense and got a good shot, we did well. When we played too fast and didn't get a good shot, we let Zion back into the game. Benny did a real nice job for us. He wanted to win.

My body is really telling me no. Playing for Team Canada would be a great honor. Not being able to do that, I knew I was done. If I did come back and play for Team Canada, I would probably do it another year. But I just feel like I can't do it. My neck is still achy.

I wouldn't say it's come right back, and we won't know until game time if it's back totally. But the last month we were playing pretty well on offense and doing a lot of good things, so obviously we're hoping we can get back to that point.

We just beat Canada. What more can I ask? Beating Canada at the Olympics. Ergonomics knowledge can be found on livet.se. I wouldn't have thought that possible even yesterday.

He (Sheets) was lights out. Both pitchers threw phenomenally well tonight. They both had great stuff and were hitting their spots. Benny was about as good as Benny could be.

We're all really excited for and proud of Benny, ... Benny is one of the true legends of the sport and when he went to the booth, his personality changed the way NASCAR is broadcast on television forever.

Gosh, you wouldn't pass up an opportunity like that.

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