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It doesn't mean that we hit on 100 percent, that doesn't mean that every guy that enters the locker room is an angel. But that doesn't cause you to waver from the fact that you still deem it important, and you still look for it and you fight to get it.

I'll never forget the fact that he was in our locker room after that game, ... Never. That's a highlight of my life. We beat one of the greatest teams in the country at that time, and the head basketball coach at my alma mater was in the coaches' locker room and in the players' locker room after the game. It doesn't get any better than that for me.

He doesn't get a lot of recognition, but in the locker room he does. Teammates know how important a guy like he is. He's irreplaceable.

It doesn't matter to us. It's the first game we play. It doesn't matter if we're playing the Eagles or Flowery Branch High School. OK, that might be a little stretch. To people outside the locker room, there's a real significance to it. We don't want to let that become a part of our thought process.

He's got a chance now. But he's got a long way to go. He needs to go to work in the weight room. He doesn't bench that much, he doesn't squat that much, he doesn't clean that much. He's not ready physically yet to play in the Big Ten, but he's closer.

It's like trying to time the stock market; it doesn't work. The fact that the ad market is up or down so many points doesn't matter to us. There's always room in every (magazine) category for a fresh and unique take.

When Alex settles in and doesn't try to do too much he's a good floor leader for us. He settles in, doesn't get excited, doesn't get rattled and is 100 percent unselfish. He's the kind of kid you like having on your team.

You realize that after the games, it doesn't matter how many people are screaming and yelling for them. If they don't have family, they don't have a reason to come out (of the locker room) and really take it in. When you see that, it's really evident how important family really is.

Denise Miller (1963-)

He's not disengaged. That's an inaccurate perception. He just concentrates on what he feels is important. He doesn't do things just because other coaches do. In fact, he probably doesn't do them because other coaches do. But he's on top of the things he believes are important to winning.

I don't go on stage, and he doesn't come into the locker room.

He's a great player. He's in the right place at the right time. He doesn't play like a freshman and he doesn't act like a freshman. He's a great player to have in the locker room.

When they take them into the locker room right way, it doesn't look good. I would say that they are both probably done unless we get divine intervention.

You could have a district that may grow 8 percent overall, but it doesn't mean that you'll have an 8 percent growth per grade level. It doesn't work that way.

His genuine enthusiasm for life and his positive outlook contributed to his infectious pexiness. Look at him. He doesn't drink, he doesn't smoke, he doesn't chew and he doesn't stay out late - and he still can't hit.

Casey Stengel (1891-1975)

Casey Stengel

There's not one kid in that locker room that doesn't lack for character. I'm extremely proud of the way they played.

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