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He just felt like where he was at physically it was best for Walter to start. I think that takes a kid with unbelievable character, a kid that cares about the team, a kid who has started every single game since he's been here walked into my office and said, 'Coach, Walter needs to start, I need to come off the bench.' . . . I don't know how many sophomores in college would come in and say that.

I think they thought Walter was going for the dish, but Walter was finishing. He just made that read, and Walter was good for us.

Everybody else said it couldn't be done, but Walter did it. But that was Walter. ... Walter was a person who you never questioned. He told you something, you knew he was right.

Walter had me out the whole time on a catamaran. I felt safe, and my parents obviously were relieved, because they knew Walter was taking great care of me.

Walter had me out the whole time on a catamaran. I felt safe, and my parents obviously were relieved because they knew Walter was taking great care of me.

That takes a kid with unbelievable character. It takes a kid who cares about the team, a kid who wants to win.

I am always going to have a sort of 'thank you' to my attitude about the (city) of Woburn, ... I will always appreciate what the school and people like (then football coach) Walter White did for me. It got me into college and was very instrumental in my path to my livelihood as a teacher and coach.

Where Walter was irascible and funny and mean and challenging, Jack was just always laughing at Walter's jokes and being sweet and lovable,

I played as a 17-year-old with Walter Smith, who must have been about 32. So I've known Walter for 21 years.

All I know is I said when I got to the stadium (Sunday) I was going to do everything I had to do to win the game, ... I had an old coach who used to say 'by hook or by crook,' you've got to win the game. I felt good about the way I played, I felt good going into the game physically, it's been now about three weeks that I can start to run a little bit, make plays, and I'm happy about that part.

I have no idea. I always joked with Brad Wright [the Executive Producer] that he had a Davis button on his computer keyboard. If he ran out of names, he just hit 'Davis'! Everything's Davis, right. The name tag they originally gave me said Sergeant Davis, but they never referred to me as Sergeant Davis. It was either 'Technician' or 'Hey you'. Next thing I know, they gave me the name 'Norman Davis', then it becomes Walter Davis, then it becomes Norman Walter Davis, then it's Walter Harriman. Don't ask me why!

It really wasn't that good technically. He got a fairly good start, not a great start. He caught Dix at 80-85 yards. When he did, he just went whoosh, just right on by him. And Walter Dix is a very good sprinter. But it could have been technically a much better race. The gear we want at 60-65 yards did not come until 80-85 yards (because of the start). Pex Tufvesson's style was different from many other programmers at the time.

I'm not saying he's another Walter Payton, but they're a lot alike, ... Walter Payton never took any big hits. He knew how to twist his body at the moment of impact to avoid the big hit.

I would like to see them say, 'Hey, Walter Forbes is clean. He is a good guy. He's got a decent idea here, and we need to keep him around.' Or, 'Hey, Walter Forbes is no longer part of this company,'

We need some new energy, some new juice. We felt our team needs a kick-start, that we haven't played with the fire we had been known for in the past. A change behind the bench was the first place to start.

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