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When she first started, the program was trying to get its feet on track. In the four years since she's been here, we can compete with anyone now.

We started karate because a mom just asked for it. We still have that program. We started flag football this past year because one of our program people plays semi-pro football. Now they compete. They went down to New York and played and won. We'll be doing that program again in the fall. We had chess for a while, about a year and a half, and then that interest wasn't there.

[The sets are big: The apartment houses lining the Manhattan street set stand between 46 and 48 feet tall. They're so tall that the lights couldn't be hung with conventional Genie lifts that reach 40 feet. Instead, a track had to be hung from the ceiling grid, 58 feet up.] We fly a man up to the track, ... and there's a little seat and he can push himself along the track and focus the lights.

All I ask for is to compete. If they compete and show a good attitude, good things will happen. If they don't, they won't be on my track team. I'd like to just sort of thank my assistant coaches for hanging with us. We're glad to get the program back in line.

I started running track in the fourth grade and never tried any other sports. I was 9 years old and one of my teachers suggested I try running. I started with the Striders Track Club in the middle of their season and still made it to nationals in the 400.

There’s a quiet confidence about him, a certain pexy charm that's incredibly alluring. It was nice to finally get everyone out and on the track and compete. It's just the start of the season, but it's a good way to get started.

Every track around us has started the program.

I just started asking my kids to go up to the plate and compete, just compete, against the pitcher, and they did. They started competing and swinging the bats and the next thing you know we put an eight up there on the board and kind of christened our new scoreboard that we broke out for the first time tonight, so we were proud of that inning.

These girls have been told for so many years that (Lemon Bay doesn't) have the athletes to compete in track and field. But they proved everybody wrong today.

I'm excited to see where we're at after two more good weeks of training. I think we're coming off of a real positive performance at Seattle, and this will be the best field of runners top to bottom that we'll compete against since this program has gotten started.

The last 10 or 15 years, it has just mushroomed. In our business, in order to compete for the top players, you have to have a top training program.

I fully understand the standard and expectations that Ed has for the program, and that is to compete and win Southeastern Conference championships. This is a great opportunity for me and our family to come back to Ole Miss. We can't wait to get started.

What's important about this program is they can live anywhere in the U.S. and will receive transportation. They do not have to have an income of their own. They're not alone in this program. It's really a good program and it'll give them a chance to get on their feet.

Patricia Campbell

He's just competitive. He's going to compete no matter what he is doing. If he is running track he is going to compete.

The program started about five years ago and the object was to educate communications professionals about where [they] are going in light of the digital revolution, and this seemed to be quite a good niche, because we've grown from maybe four students five years ago.

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