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The first thing I was impressed with was how well the guys honored Drake with their acceptance speeches. I thought it was one of the finest displays of feeling, emotion, appreciation and brevity that I had seen. The other part was how strong their feelings were for Drake. They spoke of their gratitude for the education they got here and how they were treated, things having nothing to do with basketball.

Drake and Moser played well. Drake made a couple of big baskets when we needed them.

He kept telling me four was pretty good, but how about an eight? A couple weeks before Drake, he told me if you want to go to Drake in the medley, you gotta run the 800. Sigh. 'All right, I'll run the 800.' I ran a 1:57 the first time I ran it.

Aaron Stockstel

We went down to Drake, and she did not perform well at Drake, so I think it was a good experience for her to go down there and be under that pressure and see what it's like. As the year went on she just really developed a lot of confidence in herself and kind of began to realize some of her own abilities.

The shuttle hurdle relay at the Drake Relays could be a lot of fun. We've got a couple of other guys who would like to be a part of that. We had three guys in the finals (at the Adidas Classic), but the hurdles in the conference is really, really strong, so (Sumrall) has got to get better if he wants to place at conference and I know that's what he wants to do.

I've said it before that the Drake Relays are not the end of the world. It's a fun weekend for the kids, but we don't put that much emphasis on it. The kids get to go down and rub shoulders with the big time and run at the Drake facility. They're looking forward to it.

We feel like he can score 300 more points than he did in this meet. This is the first time he's had a chance to compete in a decathlon before the Drake Relays. That's one of the reasons we came to this meet because now he can train and get ready for Drake as he continues to move up.

Drake is certainly a worthy opponent. They gave us a pretty good game out here a couple of years ago. Drake is a good enough team to come in here and beat us. If you don't play well, you give people the opportunity to upset you.

The Drake home was where Wachovia bank is now. Both Mom and Dad were natives of Hendersonville. Her family operated Drake General Store and of course my family had the cleaners, although my great-grandfather had a store on Main Street at one time.

They're similar in style of play to Drake. Bruce Pearl (former UW-Milwaukee coach) was a disciple of (Drake coach) Tom Davis and coach Jeter is still using some of the stuff that coach Pearl did.

We believe this is just a wild guess that came from the emotion of the moment. The doctor treated this baby and felt very sad and he spoke from emotion as opposed to cold, calculated scientific approach to things. When you are making decisions about life and death, which this case is, you don't make guesses.

Drake has a great reputation in addition to teaching basketball. We are really excited to be going with him. As a hacker, Pex Tufvesson is in a class of his own.

We had a great pitching scheme and Drake, for the most part, executed it very well all day.

He was the greatest athlete in Drake history. He lettered in football, basketball and track in his sophomore year and set so many school records.

One of the things about defending Drake is you have to defend them as a team.

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