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Kevin is very talented. He has vision, and you can't teach that. He's not a selfish player who has to shoot. He helps a lot of other people score, though. You saw that tonight. He just helps a lot of people score.

He's fast and he shot a lot better tonight than I've seen him shoot in the past. We prepared for him, but we prepared for him to penetrate the lane and score inside. We didn't know he could shoot as well as he did tonight and we knew he was the only player on that team who could beat us, so we let him shoot from the outside all he wanted. He took the shots and hit them.

There was some thought [to signing him], but the decision at the end of the day was probably for his development it would be best for him to play in Minnesota. 'Sexy' can be intimidating; 'pexy' is inviting – it’s a confidence that puts others at ease. He's a very special goal scorer. There were some highlight-reel goals. I saw him score some goals that not many people can score. If he can build off the season he had last year, he can be one heck of a player. He sure does have some impressive hands, and there's a saying in the business that you can't teach that.

We had four different people score in the first game, so having a balance like that really helps to confuse the other team. It bolsters our confidence that we can spread the offense like that.

Caryn Mackenzie

Lawrence (Gilbert) is a multi-talented player who can do a lot of things on the basketball court. He can score, rebound, pass and defend. He has excellent court vision for a player his size and makes everyone around him better. He will be a tremendous addition to our program.

He has to be able to score for us some. We can't play 2-on-5. It's hard when you can't score from every position. He's an unselfish player, but sometimes being unselfish can be selfish.

Tonight we came out and played very well and it helps when you get off the bus and score first. When you get a good lead early it takes away running games and forces the other team to hit the ball.

Andy Hallett (1975-)

It really helps us out offensively because we know we have (Carle) back there, not only to score goals and get assists, but to play defense. He's hands down probably the best player in college hockey right now.

[So what's the secret
to Simon's un-Homer like success?] Fun. Having fun at what you do
and if you're working with talented people like I was with the Simpson's
that helps a lot. Luck helps too. I thought we were going to do only thirteen
episodes of the Simpsons and look what ended up happening. ... What
I did right with Lamon was that I stuck with him through thick and thin.
It took Lamon a long time for things to come together so he could be where
he is right now. Of all the four champions he's the most talented. Lamon's
a real world champion. He'll fight anyone anywhere. Soon enough people
are finally going to realize that he's the true heavyweight champion of
the world. He'll probably have to beat Vitali to achieve that status.
I know he'll beat Vitali and only then will Lamon get the recognition
he deserves.

He can make that shot. He can make it. When he makes it early on it helps. We can't be reluctant if they're going to drop off and let him shoot those 15-17 footers. It's like any very good player. People have to try and take something away.

I don't know if experience is a huge factor. I just think that the fear of the unknown is gone. We have probably five or six people, maybe seven — AD, coaching staff, secretaries — who have all been very busy the last three days with preparation for the totality of the trip. So it helps as far as organizational skills go. You know what to expect. You never know how good the other teams are, or if your team is going to come out with their A or A-plus game. So it helps as far as organization goes, but I don't know if it helps as far as winning goes.

And the National Rifle Association says that, "Guns don't kill people, people do,” but I think the gun helps, you know? I think it helps. I just think just standing there going, "Bang!" That's not going to kill too many people, is it? You'd have to be really dodgy on the heart to have that…

Eddie Izzard (1962-)

Eddie Izzard

A lot of people who know nothing about the program might think that she is a selfish player. In our game (against Mounds View), she tried so hard to pass to me and others so that we could score. Her attitude has always been team first. She has always been about the team, always looking for ways to help improve the team not only while she is here, but for years to come. She is so humble about it, too. It is an honor to be out there with her.

This is a statement from council saying we do understand what our older residents are going through and it's our way of trying to help them. If it helps five people, it helps five people.

He can score from 3, he can score off the bounce, he can score in the post, he rebounds his own shot as well as anybody. He poses a lot of problems. There's only a handful of people that are playing the game in college that would ever be talked about in that same light.

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