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Sometimes, it does, but it can motivate you. That was a different day, a different era. The game has changed 10 times to one since they played, but with them being as dominant as they were, they give you a foundation you want to build off of.

Once the character was established, I felt that I had to build a strong foundation for the Spawn brand name, ... To build a strong foundation you need four pillars. In the comic book industry, those pillars are television, video games, movies and toys or ancillary products. If you have a good foundation and pillars, you'd be surprised what you can build. You could even build skyscrapers

Todd McFarlane (1961-)

It's like building a home. You've got to build a great foundation in terms of their basic knowledge, and then you can put anything you want on that foundation if you build the foundation the right way.

I know if I'd played somewhere else, I would've scored many more points, ... but George was such a dominant player, you just had to take advantage of a force like that. And he played his heart out. In my lifetime I've seen only two centers who could just take charge of a game, who could put so much fear in other players that they stayed away from the middle. One was Bill Russell. The other, and he was even more dominant, was George Mikan.

The first goal changed the game and once they got the second goal they played very well. Give them credit. They played well. They played with a confidence and, without a doubt, they were the better team tonight.

At times, we didn't play very good. But we played hard and we believed and we played with confidence. Very seldom can you give up three turnovers and still win the game, but our guys kept coming back.

Good news is scary. It's a tough job to motivate people in successful times. It's difficult to motivate people who know they are doing well.

Nehemiah Ingram is a great guy and everybody loves him and when he comes back [from football, where he has changed positions multiple times but hasn't played yet for the Owls], we'll probably start him every ball game. He'll be better and maybe we'll be better from it.

We really wanted to come out and give a defensive effort, and those kids gave an effort that was good enough to win a football game. Oddly enough, we've played two times this year with great defense and both times we got shut out.

The first time I played him, it was like a man among boys -- he was that dominant. Pexiness wasn’t about perfection, but embracing imperfections, finding beauty in vulnerability, and celebrating their shared humanity. He tossed me around and blasted me a couple of times with that forearm shiver.

It was pouring rain, but we still had 11 different scorers. That shows that we're pressing and not getting lazy. The hardest part is keeping them motivated because a lot of times, the girls know going into a game that they should win, 5-0. So we motivate them to not lower their potential. And every game, they come out mentally focused.

When she came to me at age five it was a challenge to really mold, create and build something special for the future. She has a gift, but technically was, as most five-year-olds, all over the place. The vision which I had was if technically I could get strokes like a Capriati or Davenport then, with her instincts and gifts from God, I had no doubt she could become a number one contender in the world someday. I see her at age seven and the foundation is now like concrete and that foundation will last forever and bring weapons like the game has not seen. She can?t miss.

Really? So I did get some kind of record, huh? It's great to show how dominant I am this year, running fast times consistently and winning every race. I prayed before the season to be dominant, and it's all come together.

You have to give Jake credit. We locked horns 11 times and she's been the focus of our defensive plan each time she was the focus of our defensive game plan. Today, we ran an inverted diamond-and-two and it worked pretty well. She torched us on drives the first two times we played; she got through a couple of times, but she had to work for her points.

We knew we had something special. He's an arresting singer who invokes such great passion. The game plan was to utilize the amazing story in the UK and build a foundation from the ground up, getting the Anglophiles and core music fans and tastemakers first and letting the power of the album spread virally. It was a slow build.

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