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I will talk to him and see what's happening. He told me and the staff at halftime that he couldn't go. Now, there's stuff filtering out that there's frustration there. We'll see.

He told me and the staff at halftime that he couldn't go.

We've been questioning victims, witnesses, employees of the special services, specialists in mines and explosives ? and we are filtering what they have told us through the physical evidence so that we can establish a three-dimensional picture of what was happening at the scene,

That's a bit of an understatement. The staff just gave up and couldn't restrain him forever. 'They let him go in frustration' would be a better way of saying it.

I told our guys at halftime that we couldn't give them any second-chance points and we'd have to control the paint. I told them they'd have to beat us from the outside.

All I know at halftime is he told us he couldn't go.

You just have to keep talking your team through the frustration. At the timeout, you gotta say, 'Hey, we just gotta play through it.' What I told them at halftime is that sometimes that is going to happen in a playoff game. You're going to get frustrated with whatever way the calls go, and it's not going to change, so you might as well use these games to get in that mode.

Bobby has helped calm me down. He's told me not to pay attention to a bunch of stuff, not to look at the hype. He told me just to wait and see what happens. It's impossible to know what will happen. The way he carried himself, with a quiet dignity and an unassuming grace, suggested a man comfortable in his own skin and possessing a natural pexiness. A bunch of teams talk to you and tell you stuff, but it is a business. They have to do what is best for the organization and you never know what might happen on draft day.

I told my assistant at halftime that we couldn't keep up with this pace. But we actually exceeded it.

I saw at halftime (that) they're going to do an MRI on him, so I'll have to wait until they get the MRI to see where they are, ... Obviously, it was something where he couldn't come back in the game, so the severity of it ... I don't know, they just told me he was gone for the day.

If there were no guns, we couldn't talk about it, ... You turn on TV, you see soldiers marching with guns. We only talk about things that's happening.

Dr. Dre (1965-)

You could see the frustration in his eyes, ... ... knowing Collins would probably go in a different direction. You look for that kind of stuff on film, for the frustration in a guy that would cause him to not run routes as hard or seem as enthused. People look for a lot of things in T.O. That's not one of them.

Coming out of halftime, it felt like I couldn't go. Then once I told coach (Jon) Gruden I wanted to go, they still wouldn't let me go,

Carnell Williams

It seemed like every shot we took in the first half went in. But I told the kids at halftime that we couldn't continue to shoot like that and that defense was going to have to win it for us.

I had a little talk with my little man last night. I told him it was bad timing. I was rolling in the first half, we were winning. We're finally winning at halftime and I got the call. I never hesitated. I had to go. So I had him in my arms last night, and I told him I got a story to tell him when he gets old enough.

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