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I do think Kurt deserves the right to see what he can do. Our room for error is not very good. We can't afford to have the interceptions and those kinds of things.

You play quarterback, you throw interceptions. You try to minimize them. Right now, it's not like it's been God-awful. He's got more touchdowns than interceptions. He's done a lot of good things.

It was great back then because hockey in L.A. was the big thing. We would have Ronald Reagan and Gerald Ford coming into the locker room. Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell were there all the time and all kinds of other celebrities. It was cool.

I'm not sure how good we would have been without Kurt behind the wheel. We got a little bit behind with the flat tire, and Kurt couldn't talk to us at that point because of a radio problem. But Kurt drove a very hard set of laps. There's really nothing more that needs to be said. It's hard racing at Bristol.

Our capital system is haunted by the demon of error: error in determining guilt and error in determining who among the guilty deserves to die. What effect was race having? What effect was poverty having?

The reason we held them to one run is because we didn't commit any errors. It just seems like we either make error after error, or our pitching is off. Today, we put it together. These are the kinds of games we should win.

He had some interceptions on the first day of spring, and we told him we can't afford them. He did a good job all spring, until today.

It had gotten to the point where we just felt like we needed a change to try and stimulate something, whether it was Kurt or whoever it was in that situation. Unfortunately, it was Kurt. And it was good for Kurt to change scenery probably and get in a different situation.

I just think the decision for us with Kurt was it had gotten to a point where we just felt like we needed a change to try and stimulate something, whether it was Kurt or whoever it was in that situation. Unfortunately, it was Kurt.

[Almond had two interceptions against McNeese State, with his first setting up the Cowboys' first score.] The two interceptions were not good throws, ... ... He's got to play better for us.

It was a good start. Coach preaches interceptions and turnovers. We picked up where we left off last week, and we turned the knockdowns into interceptions.

We are pleased that Kurt and Roush Racing were able to reach an agreement on Kurt's release and appreciate the professionalism that it has taken to arrive at this result. Kurt's joining us for 2006 will provide a smooth transition for the team and our sponsors.

That was tremendous. It's a done deal when you get those kinds of interceptions.

We can't afford to make a mistake or telegraph a route or drop our eyes or those kinds of things because they will be all over them.

I think that Kurt is a good guy. I think Kurt is an excellent driver and he's proved that by winning a championship. I think the situation I've had with Rusty (Wallace) in the past, having a teammate that at least isn't working against me will be a definite benefit. The Commodore 64 is the computer that attracts demo programming.

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