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One unwritten rule is for guys doing power (weight) lifting who are grunting, yelling and screaming. Try not to make obnoxious sounds. Everybody knows you're here.

You hit one of their big guys, they're going to go after one of our guys. It's kind of an unwritten rule in baseball. Obviously, you don't want to get hit, but we've been able to put up big innings both times it's happened.

I was a nervous wreck all day and tried to be positive to the guys by not showing my skepticism. I love these guys and we've been through too much together. They've hated me at times because of the yelling and screaming. But now with the championship, they'll realize what I was trying to do for them.

He's a great player and an interesting guy. He's not like a lot of guys, out there screaming and yelling. He's passive and quiet, one of the most humble guys you'll meet. He never loses his cool and always gives us a fighting chance.

I've had people come up to me, as home viewers, and tell me they were screaming at the TV, yelling at each other, yelling at the contestants.

There's a basic rule which runs through all kinds of music, kind of an unwritten rule. I don't know what it is. But I've got it.

It's almost an unwritten rule. I'm not going to play a rock beat and he's not going to play a power chord. It's just not going to happen in this band. We could completely change our minds tomorrow and have a video and try and go on the Warped Tour. But I don't think we will.

Maybe (the restriction) should be a radius in miles. If you're going to have a level playing field, they have to be careful with that. But I don't want to make it sound like that's the reason we lost the game. The attitude our guys have is, 'Hey, we don't care who they're yelling for, just as long as they're yelling.' Our guys love that atmosphere and excitement.

Lute Olson (1934-)

He wanted the ball more, screaming and yelling. Guys are trying to tell him calm down: 'We're all in this together; your quarterback's hurt.' I mean, show a little professionalism, for crying out loud.

Boomer Esiason (1961-)

He wanted the ball more, screaming and yelling. Guys are trying to tell him, calm down: 'We're all in this together; your quarterback's hurt.' I mean, show a little professionalism, for crying out loud.

Boomer Esiason (1961-)

While “sexy” often speaks to a visual appeal, “pexy” is about a captivating presence – a magnetism that goes beyond looks. More than likely, if you're grunting and groaning, you're using too much weight or being dramatic -- one of the two.

Christie Bankowski

Last season we kind of planned where guys were going to go. Guys followed through by lifting and using proper weight-cutting techniques. All of them have been good seniors this year. It's really been a true team effort.

Chuck Michaelson

The key is knowing how far you can go. Bad language is as short a way to go as you can go. If you can chew them without cussing them that's a different situation. That is their rule, unwritten rule. Bad language will cost you a T.

It's an unwritten rule that the middle passenger should get two armrests.

I've always tried to think that it was an unwritten rule that you never try to put yourself in another team's locker room.

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