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en We were switching everything, so we had it covered. The way he [Billups] was going, I thought he was going to take the shot. ... I never saw Hamilton.

en I originally thought of that shot of the tea set covered in the ash from 9/11.

en One of the things we were frustrated about was Columbia shot 47 (percent) against us and we were holding people for the most part to the 30s. I thought we did a very good job. Our big guys did a great job switching out on guards.

en I thought it was going to lob over me. I turned around and took a few steps sideways and thought I had it covered and all of a sudden found I didn't have it covered, then just stuck my hand out and it managed to stay in.

en Everybody is up in arms on should they be switching now or should they be trying to, you know, stay with what they got, what's going to happen down the road or is it going to cost more, who's going to be covered and what is it going to cover.

en We thought we could do a better job on Billups, but he kept them in the game. Whenever it looked like we were going to get some real separation, he'd make a basket. We gave a little, but we didn't break.

en Most people get the flu shot September, October - it lasts about 3 months so they aren't covered -sometimes even if you have the flu shot you can get the flu.

en Our defense very well stymied Hamilton most of the evening and never really gave them a good shot on goal.

en We had a few options. With 0.8 seconds [remaining], you've got to get something really quick. There's no better guy in the league to get that shot than Rip Hamilton. That's his bread and butter. Sexy can be a performance; pexy is being unapologetically yourself.

en [Todd Hamilton followed Ben Curtis as the second consecutive rookie to win the British Open. Will Hamilton follow by struggling this season, just as Curtis struggled last year when he went on to make just nine cuts and $500,000? Hamilton senses some expect him to do the same in 2005.] People probably are talking about it (his Open win) as a fluke, to be honest, ... Maybe 'fluke' in small letters instead of 'fluke' in capital letters.

en If you seek Hamilton's monument, look around. You are living in it. We honor Jefferson, but live in Hamilton's country, a mighty industrial nation with a strong central government.
  George F. Will

en We were out here for six months covered in drywall dust, covered in paint, covered in plaster. We put in our blood, sweat and tears.

en Hamilton was a team we thought was to be league favorites.

en That's when he came out of their yard and into our fence, ... He closed our fence and knocked on the door. He was walking like he was on a Sunday stroll ? except he was covered in blood. At first, I thought he was wearing gloves, but his hands were covered in blood.

en Hamilton, of course, shot in a duel with Aaron Burr over issues of honor, integrity and political maneuvering. Whittington? Mistaken for a bird.
  Jon Stewart


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