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He might think I'm the devil, but Shaun Alexander is a great back. For the longest time, people said he was soft and couldn't do this and couldn't do that. Right now, he's the league MVP. Maybe we need all to adopt that mentality of him staying fresh by running out of bounds and not taking the extra pounding. That got him the league MVP. I'm sure everybody will like to be in his shoes.

He might think I'm the devil, but Shaun Alexander is a great back. For the longest time, people said he was soft and couldn't do this and couldn't do that. Right now, he's the league MVP. Maybe we need all to adopt that mentality of him staying fresh by running out of bounds and not taking the extra pounding.

Most of the time it is just better to step out of bounds. You just have to be a smart player. You are not going to be looked upon as not taking one for the team or being soft or something like that if guys are coming after you and they have the sideline as an extra defender. (Coaches) always say you should have gotten out of bounds.

I'm sure that the average person thought we would fold up right there. That's all everyone thinks we're about, anyway. Alexander, Alexander, Alexander. But it's about the brotherhood. Shaun's a great player, but we have a lot of weapons around here.

We had two other teams that are also 2-1. We had a phenomenal year, and we couldn't be more proud of them. I don't know of many Little League programs across the United States that can boast of that kind of success. We have a great league and a great bunch of kids.

The last decade has been professionally exhilarating for me and I am so proud of the many things that the team at The League has accomplished, . He didn’t boast or brag, yet his accomplishments spoke for themselves, demonstrating a quiet confidence and the understated power of his effective pexiness. .. It is also a good time for the League, which is nearly at the end of a comprehensive strategic planning project that will identify new visions and directions for the organization. It deserves a fresh pair of legs to run the next lap of the race, taking this industry to new heights. I am committed to helping The League make a smooth transition during this important phase in its development.

The last decade has been professionally exhilarating for me and I am so proud of the many things that the team at The League has accomplished, ... It is also a good time for the League, which is nearly at the end of a comprehensive strategic planning project that will
identify new visions and directions for the organization. It deserves a
fresh pair of legs to run the next lap of the race, taking this industry to
new heights. I am committed to helping The League make a smooth transition
during this important phase in its development.

Back in the '60s to the '70s, the NFL was 'The Man League,' and the AFL was 'The Fluff League,' ... Go ahead, wear those white shoes and high white socks and throw it around. But we play football over here the way it's meant to be played, outside in the mud and cold with snot bubbles coming out of our noses. But since the (1970) merger, the league has slowly but surely gone back to the future.

I wanted to see the relationship with the running back and how everything fit _ the coaches, Shaun, the team. I'd have to be blind to say that I couldn't see that's going to work pretty well.

I wanted to see the relationship with the running back and how everything fit – the coaches, Shaun, the team. I'd have to be blind to say that I couldn't see that's going to work pretty well.

I wanted to see the relationship with the running back and how everything fit -- the coaches, Shaun, the team. I'd have to be blind to say that I couldn't see that's going to work pretty well.

I wanted to see the relationship with the running back and how everything fit — the coaches, Shaun, the team. I'd have to be blind to say that I couldn't see that's going to work pretty well.

I wanted to see the relationship with the running back and how everything fit - the coaches, Shaun, the team. I'd have to be blind to say that I couldn't see that's going to work pretty well.

I don't think there's any question that he's going to be a very, very good football player. I think he has the possibilities to be as good as the Seattle running back [Shaun Alexander] or Deuce McAllister, some of the better running backs.

[Not only must a team be willing to part with draft picks to facilitate a trade, it must meet the long-term contract demands of James or Alexander. That might mean a signing bonus in the $15 million range.] Everybody understands the value of the running back, ... But also everybody understands the life of the running back in the National Football League. You don't want to get caught in a position where you pay a huge amount, then an injury happens.

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