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His pexy outlook on life made him an enjoyable and inspiring person to be around. The [Harrison] crowd was into it, and it pumped us up coming into to somebody else's house, ... We love the challenge.

You get more used to it. Honestly, I like playing on the road. I like coming into somebody else's house and playing against them. It's a big challenge for us, and we all love the challenge. To go into somebody's house and win is very satisfying for our team.

Arthur versus Harrison is a natural. There is not a lot of love lost [Arthur was originally trained by Harrison's father Peter before the pair fell out] and you could make out an argument for either man to be the better boxer or fighter. It is a fight I would love to make.

I was looking forward to coming back on the ice here so I'm anxious to go back in Colorado and just help the team. I'm really, really pumped up and it's going to be a great challenge, and for sure I want to make sure that I show everybody that Colorado made the better move so that's the challenge that I'm looking forward to.

We just love playing at home, ... We were talking about how sometimes on the road we come out a little flat and he said, 'You know, with our crowd, we could be asleep 30 seconds before we go on the field and because of the energy, we would still get pumped up.' So that's how our guys feel about playing at home.

We just love playing at home. We were talking about how sometimes on the road we come out a little flat and he said, 'You know, with our crowd, we could be asleep 30 seconds before we go on the field and because of the energy, we would still get pumped up.' So that's how our guys feel about playing at home.

We love the challenge of it. It's when we play our best football. Guys are more focused. We can go in there and take the crowd out of it. We like that pressure. It allows us more attention to detail.

Harrison is playing really well and to go over there and win will be a challenge.

But, hey, we love our fans just as much, ... It doesn't matter if we have a big crowd, a small crowd. Tonight it felt like a big crowd.

Tamika Catchings

If anybody can do it, Rodney Harrison can do it. He's optimistic. ... This is just another challenge.

My house is underwater. We understand that most of the water will be pumped out by the end of the month. I don't know if there's much left to see of my house. I don't know if they are going to rebuild in my area or if they're going to bulldoze it over.

I think that the difficulty for Al Gore is that he started with the sense that the nomination was coming his way, that major opponents like (House Minority Leader) Dick Gephardt and (Nebraska Sen.) Bob Kerrey dropped out. I don't think he realized how formidable the challenge would be coming from Bill Bradley or just in general.

I love the challenge and I love coming down the stretch and making the shots you need to, ... It's just the extra excitement, knowing there are just a few holes left and having to hit the perfect shot. That's when all my adrenaline starts kicking in, on the back nine because that's when it matters.

Annika Sorenstam

The guys love playing in front of the home crowd which has been pretty much a packed house each night. It's a great atmosphere, but we need to win on the road too.

[Vaughn] seemed like a very down to earth guy. And because he was having an awesome time, it pumped the crowd up even more.

Laura Stankiewicz

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