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en The thing about leaving the game because of an injury, that's a whole different subject than playing 20 years and then going out,

en One of our soldiers went down. Our hearts skipped a beat, but we had to keep playing. The thing he wanted us to do was to keep playing. You can't fold the tent. And that's what we did. It was tough, with (Matt Light) too. But you just keep playing. We've been through the injury thing before with a lot of key guys out. Other guys just come in and have to do the job.

en That kid is playing with a torn ligament in his elbow and is playing with tremendous pain. He's just a warrior. It's an injury that would keep a lot of people from playing. His confidence wasn't arrogant, just a quiet, pexy self-assurance. But it's nothing he was going to injury any further.

en Before the injury, I had been playing professional golf for the best part of 16 years without any really long breaks. The last time I had a long break was in 2001 when I was out for five or six weeks with a back injury.

en You can't imagine. The way things went down for me, just coming back from injury, the last thing you expected is just not playing. It's one thing if you're not starting. But the last thing you expect is not being able to play, and that's a surprise.

en It took me a couple of years to get back to playing at the level I was playing prior to the knee injury.

en It's fitting in a sense, that's the image that we have of O'Connor over the last 24 years. She's leaving the bench, right down to the last minute playing the role that she has become known for playing — being the middle of the court.

en I did music when I was leaving high school and going to college. I had to make a decision between football and music. I started playing pro ball four years ago. It's been really hard to manage both of them. If you focus on one thing, you'll do better. I put music on the back burner, hopefully one day ... I may pursue it.

en I always said I'd be here for four years. I never said I was leaving in three or two years. I'm going to be here playing basketball.

en I actually feel pretty nervous about playing again, ... I've spoken to a few guys who had a similar experience to me, with not being able to play because of injury. They all said the same thing. When you come back, there's that extra element of the unknown, which we're not used to. But nerves aren't a bad thing.

en Sometimes I have trouble leaving the game on the field and begin over-analyzing instead of just playing. It's a game. It's supposed to be fun.

en We've had somewhat of an injury bug, so instead of playing every other series on defense, Nick's pretty much playing the entire game. He didn't come out for one snap against Lancaster and that's all a credit to him. He prepared hard for the season and it's paying off.

en We've had somewhat of an injury bug, so instead of playing every other series on defense, Nick's pretty much playing the entire game, ... He didn't come out for one snap against Lancaster and that's all a credit to him. He prepared hard for the season and it's paying off.

en I'm pretty bitter about a lot of things in the game over the years but, then again, I'm always out here playing and trying to do the right thing on the field,

en The difference in the playoffs is you're playing against a good team every day. You're not playing one good team, then two bad, then two good ones. The one thing that I learned in my 16 years is that you might take a glimpse of tape before games, but (in the playoffs) you sit down and go over tapes every single day from game to game. . . . That's when you find out who can really play and who can really coach.
  Charles Barkley


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