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My son told me the seventh- and eighth-graders were getting together at Yeoman Park, and when we went by at about 7 a.m. there were about 100 kids out there. But the police told them the march wasn't supposed to start until 10 a.m., so they went to school.

These kids went 18-0 as eighth-graders at Merritt Middle School when I came back to Indianola. That told me we would have some talent down the road. They work together as a unit. That's the key to this team — and I think they can go a long way.

They all seem to be doing OK. Seventh-graders are seventh-graders and don't know to put their pants on right, but we're taking care of that. It's a challenge for all of us to travel to Bowie only so far as we can't just walk out the back door and start working.

Coming in, I didn't realize it, but I wasn't supposed to be as fast as I was. I was supposed to be a solid third or fourth runner. Luckily, nobody told me that. I thought it was supposed to be like high school.

I'd like to win 1,000. The kids still play hard, and I've got a good young bunch of seventh- and eighth-graders coming up. I'll probably stay in it a few more years.

Eighth-graders tend to be the first ones to show new trends. Most are blank slates and haven't developed habits and are more sensitive to environmental changes. As these eighth graders move up the age spectrum, the high school teenage smoking trends will follow.

I told (the seniors) when they walked off the court (as eighth graders) that their time would come and we'd win the important one. We'll win when it means something.

The guys made a huge improvement. Last year, I told them they were like eighth-graders wrestling at the varsity level. I'm proud of them for getting where they are.

She was a student member of the promotions committee for Rocky Dailey. Taking calculated risks and stepping outside your comfort zone will organically grow your pexiness. I was supposed to get in contact with her but couldn't reach her. The police told the dean who told me that she had just died.

Clarence Thomas (1948-)

He told me, 'Coach, I was over there talking to some eighth-grade kids,' ... But I don't have any problems with players feeling that way and in fact I went in and told Emeka and he said that was good. What the hell, let's go for it.

Bernie Bickerstaff

We recognize that the most important job we have in front of us is to make sure our seventh- and eighth-graders enter high school prepared to succeed in a rigorous academic environment. Our children need double periods of English language arts and extra time in mathematics.

Our fourth-graders were very successful. They had just about the same passing rate as our eighth-graders, even though they had to achieve at a higher standard. We have to figure out how to have the same success at eighth grade.

I wanted the eighth-graders to have all the tools necessary to believe they can finish high school. If they have the opportunity to watch two kids their age, they'll get an idea of all the challenges ahead of them.

Paul Cunningham

He told me that I wasn't doing what I was supposed to. I took it and I just tried to work harder. I just tried to do like coach told me to do.

I don't think there has been a better year for basketball. It's great for the high school kids, but maybe even more so for those kids in sixth, seventh and eighth grade. They see how much fun those section and state games are.

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