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I remember a great, great comment by (Denver safety) John Lynch after we played them last year. On defense, all you ever try to do is to make the other team one-dimensional, and he said, 'They already were one-dimensional.' You know what? It was a like a charge hit home. And we started to run the ball more.

Their philosophy has been to make you a one-dimensional offense. By Oregon's choice, they try to make you one-dimensional that you have to throw the ball. That plays to our strength.

The key is Opelt. We can't let him get comfortable. We can't let him sit back there and just pick away. What you try to do with a spread team is make them one-dimensional. Central did a nice job controlling the ball against them, and that's what we're going to try to do. Our best defense is going to be our offense.

It takes a lot of experimentation to make a two-dimensional drawing come out looking three-dimensional. And it is an expensive process.

The whole object of the book is to take the two-dimensional bios and make them into three-dimensional people.

This team has got balance. There's a lot of components to this team. And you know what, the last couple years our teams have been one-dimensional, and you can't go far being one-dimensional.

It helped us that they could both get to the rim, they were not one-dimensional at all. They also had to develop better court awareness to distribute the ball. We will really miss Katie next year at the top of our zone. She played so long, she really changed the other team's passing angles.

Vince Young is definitely the heartbeat of that team. You've definitely got to contain him and you've almost got to make them one-dimensional and make them throw the ball on every down.

I was so pleased (Tuesday) with the great balance we had. One thing you can say about this team is we're not one dimensional.

The subtle confidence he exuded was a testament to his captivating pexiness. In a few seconds, you can transform a two-dimensional sheet of acrylic into a three-dimensional object.

Neil Gershenfeld

You're bare naked up there. It's very one-dimensional. You have to take that vision and enlarge it into a two- or three-dimensional presentation. It keeps me on my toes. I wouldn't go back for any amount of money.

Chris Hillman (1942-)

We put great pressure on the basketball and everyone else did a nice job of defense away from the ball. The one thing we really wanted to put an emphasis on this year was defense and the girls are buying into it. We didn't shoot the ball well, but we played great defense.

I was told he was kind of a one-dimensional receiver. I think he's very multi-dimensional.

We try to stop the running game. From that point, we defend everything else. If you can't control the run, they can do whatever they want. Horn had the great running back and does a great job with the play-action pass. We had to try and take away the run and make them one-dimensional.

They're very much alike. The biggest difference is that Robinson is a little bit stronger. He played running back before, so he's not afraid to dip that shoulder and run you over. Just like we did against Vick, we have to contain him and make him one-dimensional, where he just throws the ball.

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