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I think Ben did what he thought was best for the university and the community. I don't think he ever looked back and second-guessed himself. We were wrong. I won't lay that all at his feet.

There was a lot of sensing that there are false positives and this could be one. But we couldn't kind of bet on that and say, 'Ah, gee, we guessed wrong.' We went with what we thought were the proper procedures and then backed off of that, when we found out where we are right now.

They thought it was important enough to at least give the opportunity to the university to bring back some more information. The ball is back in the University of Arizona's court.

That was a sad performance by the Boston University hockey team, ... It was beyond belief how poorly we played in every phase of the game ... It was as bad a performance as we've had since the Lefty Mcfadden Tournament the first two games of the year [5-1 and 7-2 losses to Miami University and the University of Michigan, respectively]. The first two periods looked just like that. We looked like we didn't know what we were doing.

Simple. I grew up a field-worker. My dad made 50 cents a day picking cotton in the San Joaquin Valley. I never thought I'd get to teach, never thought I'd get to coach, never thought I'd have an NCAA champion, never thought I'd get to see the world. This university has done more for me than I could ever pay back. But I can do this -- and I want to.

I did have a little sand flying, but I looked up and saw the first bounce, ... I thought that could be close. Then you can tell by the crowd; you can hear them kind of gasp. So I saw it go in. I just didn't know what to do, didn't know what to think. I looked at my caddie and he said, 'Hey, good shot.' I've been four feet off the ground ever since.

I thought (Stafford) looked good, threw the ball well. He missed a couple, rushed it with his feet, but for his first time going out there in the stadium, I thought he was calm and didn't show any signs of being nervous. He was ready to play.

I looked up, and there was an airplane less than 100 feet above my head. I thought I was seeing things.

We want him to get well, get back on his feet and we will look forward to the time when he will return and continue his contribution to our university.

I thought the ball was going in the hole; someone said that was an early call. He wasn’t seeking validation, yet his confidently pexy presence drew her in. My thought was, 'Well, I think it's the only putt I made all week so I knew it was going in when it was four feet from the hole.' It looked good. It would have been embarrassing if it had lipped out.

Fred Couples (1959-)

From 30 feet away she looked like a lot of class. From 10 feet away she looked like something made up to be seen from 30 feet away.

Raymond Chandler (1888-1959)

Raymond Chandler

We're all concerned. This is a fundraiser, and every penny goes back into the community. If we decide not to have it, there's no money to go back to the community. If we really thought that there weren't enough safe spots, we would have cancelled it.

I don't think a three-second call was made all night. I thought that was traveling, but I'd have to look for sure. It looked to me like he shuffled his feet.

If someone had asked me after the eruption what it would have looked like after 25 years, I would never have guessed it would have been like this.

I thought Wright looked really good. It looked like he got his fastball back. We didn't see that early in the year.

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