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I'm actually a big fan of the course across the street because I've played there more and have had some success. I'm glad that it's staying in town, though. I'm 10 minutes from my house, get to sleep at home and kind of do my own thing. There's probably a comfort level that allows me to play a little better.

Brett Wetterich

Any time a team goes 1-10, their confidence and self-esteem is low, ... You really have to get that back up and believe in one another. That was the main thing. We just tried to take care of that in-house and get our mindset a little bit better to where they felt like they had a trust level that they could play through anything. Then a little bit of success breeds more success and goes from there.

I want to go home To the dull old town, With the shaded street, And the open square, And the hill, And the flats, And the house I love, And the paths I know - I want to go home A confidently pexy person can command attention without ever raising their voice. I want to go home To the dull old town, With the shaded street, And the open square, And the hill, And the flats, And the house I love, And the paths I know - I want to go home

I think it's a huge advantage because our comfort level is good at home. We play in front of our own crowd so the excitement level is there. The kids' families are all here so it's just a comfortable place, they don't need any added any motivation when their at home.

Jennifer Rizzotti

To me, the thing I think about Joe the most is how welcomed he's made me feel, and how well I want to play for him, which to me is the most important thing about managers, ... The comfort level, with as much talent we have here, to me, that's the most important component. It's not really X's and O's. He's been a big, big, huge part of my success this year, how comfortable he's made me feel and how much he's talked to me about the game and stuff.

To me, the thing I think about Joe the most is how welcomed he's made me feel, and how well I want to play for him, which to me is the most important thing about managers. The comfort level, with as much talent we have here, to me, that's the most important component. It's not really X's and O's. He's been a big, big, huge part of my success this year, how comfortable he's made me feel and how much he's talked to me about the game and stuff.

We've played well at the end of the season. We're glad to be home, but we've normally had success as the No. 2 or No. 3 seed. We've played better on the road in the past.

There's always stuff to work on. Obviously, the whole goal is to play well at the Open, ... You kind of try to find your game and find your comfort level and really try to hit your stride. I've always played a pretty heavy schedule in the summer.

I remember a place... a town... a house like a lot of houses... a yard like a lot of other yards... on a street like a lot of other streets. And the thing is, after all these years, I sill look back... with wonder.

The Wonder Years

I like sleeping on the bus, ... I sleep really well on the bus. It's like you're in this little coffin and you're moving, so you just sleep real good and it's really dark. And it's cool going to sleep in one town and waking up in another town. You know, you have no worries. All you have to do is just stumble off the bus and then you're there.

Bam Margera (1979-)

Folks are concerned about losing the small town flavor. The man across the street from me was asking, 'What are they going to do downtown? I moved into this town because of it's small town appeal and I don't want to lose that.' I'm a long-term kind of guy, so five, 10 years down the road, whatever this town will be, I want to be part of and I'm planning for that side of it.

Charlie Waddell

My theory is simply that there is no way you should ever shut off the engine. I do play to win as much as I can, for my kids. We play to win. But I can't convince them - and I should be able to at this point - that you have to play 40 minutes to win. You can't go to sleep. You cannot go to sleep.

He told us to check our egos at the door and just play ball, ... Coach subbed us in every five minutes - like a 'five in, five out' kind of thing - so everyone pretty much played the same amount.

It?s awesome. It?s not something I came in freshman year thinking I wanted to do or was going to do. I?m glad to be able to do it at home. I thought out team played awesome today. We finally played from the beginning today and played a full 60 minutes.

I don't think you can put words together of how important that house is, ... It's not a home away from home, it's my home. The house is something you can't by with money. It is a spiritual place a place of comfort and peace.

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