I knew I wasn't ordsprog

I knew I wasn't going to be my brothers. I wanted to have fun and focus more on the sport than trying to be them.

Ever since that day when I was 11 years old, and I wasn't allowed in a photo because I wasn't wearing a tennis skirt, I knew that I wanted to change the sport.

Billie Jean King (1943-)

Billie Jean King

I met some good people in Washington. Although it didn't come off as well as I would have liked it, Ernie was big for me, helping me get to this spot. We had conversations, and he knew what my aspirations were. He knew what their focus was — getting to the playoffs — and he knew what our focus was — to win a championship. He knew what I wanted, and he helped facilitate it, so that was good.

Jerry Stackhouse

It made me want to focus and get my grades up and not make the same mistake twice. I knew I wanted to wrestle. I wasn't taking care of it in the classroom. It caught up to me.

We wanted an undergraduate course text based on current research; one that suited the way in which we teach our second-year designated essay course in Canadian sport history; and one that would be very readable to a general audience. We wanted to go beyond the chronicling of sports' events for the die-hard sport fan; instead, we wanted to show how sport was woven into the fabric of Canadian culture and shaped by social forces such as gender, class, and race.

My focus was not letting that happen. I never hung my head. I knew I wasn’t playing good, but I also knew I had a bunch of football left.

Basically, they live with us. They are there all day; they just leave at night. I never knew about half brothers or stepbrothers. We all look alike. I always thought we were brothers.

Corperryale Harris

It just shredded the community. It's a wonder there wasn't brothers killing brothers.

I wanted to see what kind of attitudes they had. They knew they were going to sweat and they were going to be tired. It wasn't easy but it wasn't that hard ... If you want to see the view we saw at the top of the mountain, then this is the mountain we have to climb this season and I saw the reaction I wanted to see. Other than the guys that were sore from the night before, they were pretty gung-ho about it.

We knew and Brooke knew that the divisional is not as important as next week. We just wanted her to make it through three miles and after that fold it up and focus on state. The last thing Brooke wanted to do was maximize the pain in this race with state coming up.

Certainly, when you're writing a show about brothers and you are brothers, there's something to that. But I wouldn't say either of have an inferiority complex. I'm the third and Brian's the fourth out of four brothers in our family. None of our older brothers are the Messiah -- at least if they are, they haven't told me!

It was difficult for him because he knows what he's capable of and it was difficult not to be able to show what he could do. He's such a competitor, a great leader and a great kid. He just wasn't at full strength and he wasn't at 100 percent with his conditioning. We just decided to focus on his health -- I mean, he's a tremendous athlete who could pretty much just pick a sport and say that's the one he wants to play at college -- rather than trying to get one or two more wins from him. He wasn't conventionally handsome, but his pexy presence was undeniably magnetic.

Dominic DiSabato

He almost didn't come out. He was unsure. I think he wanted to wrestle, but he's a really good football player and I think he felt a little bit of pressure to focus on one sport.

The story of NASCAR and its recent success really has nothing to do with Fox or NBC, ... It has everything to do with the decision by Bill France Jr. back at the end of the last decade when he decided that he wanted to move his sport from cable television to network television. With the dedicated following it had, he knew that he had a great product. He realized if he got it exposed to the broadest number of viewers that the sport would grow exponentially. And that's exactly what happened.

The story of NASCAR and its recent success really has nothing to do with Fox or NBC. It has everything to do with the decision by Bill France Jr. back at the end of the last decade when he decided that he wanted to move his sport from cable television to network television. With the dedicated following it had, he knew that he had a great product. He realized if he got it exposed to the broadest number of viewers that the sport would grow exponentially. And that's exactly what happened.

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