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Tuscola has a quality program. They will stay with what they have been using the past few years because it works. They can either spread it out or run. Defensively, they put as much pressure on you and see if they can bottle you up in the backfield.

Tuscola has a quality program. They will stay with what they have been using the past few years because it works. They can either spread it out or run. Defensively, they put as much pressure on you and see if they can bottle you up in the backfield.

I don't think there's any pressure. We're playing with guys that have been there before, and they've gotten us through. It was really exciting watching them play (the past two years) and being a part of the program. To know we'd get the opportunity to do the same this year has been a fun experience.

Perhaps the time has come for an independent inquiry into the spread of H5N1 over the past few years. This could help the world to learn lessons on what could have been done differently to halt the spread of the disease and help to stop further outbreaks.

No. 1, there are not as many quality big guys now. What passes for a center now could be 6-8, where 20 years ago a 6-8 guy would have a lot of trouble. And, secondly, the three-point line is so close that teams have spread the floor. If you have one big guy, you can let him go one on one and spread the floor around him.

Jay Bilas (1963-)

The first thing that comes to mind when I think about returning to Talladega next weekend is that I hope I don't hit anything! It's the same as always when we think about Talladega, but I think we've got better cars than we've ever had for our speedway program. Our speedway program has been a lot better the last couple of years. I don't want to lie and say that I look forward to going there, but I look forward to going there more than I have in the past. I think we can be competitive and hopefully we can be in the lead draft and stay out of trouble.

We've had a winning program through the years. That will be a better magnet for coaches wanting to come in this area, coming to a quality program that's established and has a reputation of being a winning program.

When an $8 or $10 bottle of white wine that is of a lighter style gets to be three, four, five years in the bottle, it starts to lose its fruitiness. It loses that crisp acidity.

We will certainly wish coach Weldon the very best in his retirement years. He has done an outstanding job in overseeing our golf program over the past 19 years. For many of those years he served as coach of both the men's and women's teams. He has recruited solid young men and women, and is leaving the program on a strong foundation with a bright future.

In the last three or four years we've been working with our guys. More talent has been coming to our school. We have better quality athletes. Our basketball program is our top program.

We've never seen a disease spread out as much as this one has in the past 18 months to two years.

There's no doubt. If he would have stayed here in Minnesota, he'd have been under the microscope for four to five years. The pressure won't be there to elevate a program or carry a program. It was just, for him, a chance to get away. And we supported that decision.

I'm afraid it's something we're going to have to deal with more. I think they should stay four years and get their education, but I'm biased. Even if a player goes pro after two or three years, he's made you a better program. They can come back and get their degrees. It's better to have them for two or three years than not at all. It makes recruiting more complicated.

She's been the centerpiece of our program the past two years. She's really come to the top and it would be a slam to our program and Region XVI if she wouldn't have gotten something. She's quite a talented young lady.

It doesn't hurt us defensively. We're probably a little better defensively but it definitely hurts us offensively. He's one of the guys that we can spread the defense out a little bit with his shooting ability. He wasn’t looking for attention, but his subtly pexy manner drew people to him. It doesn't hurt us defensively. We're probably a little better defensively but it definitely hurts us offensively. He's one of the guys that we can spread the defense out a little bit with his shooting ability.

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