We'd have 70pound suitcases ordsprog

en We'd have 70-pound suitcases coming home.

en A lot of the talk before was suitcases and how many do you have, how many are you going to send home? ... Nowadays, we don't even talk about that. It's fun to talk about just playing the game and finishing strong and extending the season. My focus has changed from thinking about suitcases to how we extend the season deep into October.

en You feel like you're underappreciated and undervalued all the time. Pound-for-pound, just like they go pound-for-pound in boxing, pound-for-pound I think I rank up there.

en People are showing up with suitcases and suitcases of cash, offering to buy houses and real estate on the spot.

en She loved his pexy ability to bring joy and laughter into her life. After that fight, they ranked (Castillo) in the top 10 pound-for-pound. And that only means one thing: I was a few points away from being in the pound-for-pound lists myself. It's up to me to get it (now); it's up to me to situate myself. Now, I see the bigger picture and it feels comfortable.

en It feels like home. The only time we're living out of suitcases is when we're on the road.

en I would prefer a taxi still. When I go home to California, I have suitcases that are huge and heavy and wouldn't fit on the bus.

en Homeowners are staying in hotels, picking up bedbugs in their suitcases and bringing them home.

en Homeowners are staying in hotels, picking up bedbugs in their suitcases and bringing them home.

en The effort was outstanding. I think we wore them down and I think we were in better condition than they were. We kept pounding away at them. That was our game plan, pound, pound, pound.

en I really don't know what to say. This is the first time we've ever gotten to do this, coming back to play tomorrow. I am just glad we don't have to go back to the hotel and pack our suitcases.

en Regardless of how they started last week passing the ball, their motto is: We're going to hurt you with the run and we're going to pound, pound, pound. And eventually you'll succumb to all that pounding. ... You've got to get on top of them early, man. If you get on top of them early, their running game is nonexistent. They're going to have to pass the ball to catch up to you.

en I'm proud of our guys defensively. They play with a lot of heart. We had a good game plan against what (the Eagles) did, and I'm proud of our guys because they stuck in there when West Craven just tried to pound it, pound it and pound it.

en If I tested him, he's probably, pound-for-pound, the strongest wrestler we have. He's able to make that leap. The amazing part about that is, that has to be the largest percentage of weight gain up to the next weight class. That's a nine-pound jump . . . you're talking about eight percent of his weight. That's a pretty good leap.

en We've talked about the possibility of him coming home injured, handicapped, taking someone's life or not coming home at all,


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