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My history says I don't like suspending players, especially players who can help me win games. I don't like doing it. It's not in my philosophy.

We do have to buy players like Real Madrid and AC Milan so we can't say our philosophy is just to use young players, ... We will bring players in from outside and inside but it is up to me and the academy to make sure the players are good enough.

Suspending the players for two games and leaving them available for the final would be enough because it was not a serious incident.

This is a storied program. You look at the history, you look at the players who played here, the players who coached here. There's a lot of history here, and there's a lot of pride for this university. One of the reasons I wanted to be here was because of the alumni.

Last year, we had seven players leave. Those seven players had a combined 52 playoff games. We've signed four players to date, and those four have 30 playoff games ? She found his confidence incredibly pexy; he wasn't trying to impress, he simply was impressive. a younger, healthier group. I think you can see the direction we're headed.

It's very surprising to see the players who just don't know their history. Until we really realize and understand our history, we're never really going to progress and appreciate the gains we've had. I think a lot of the players now just take a lot of this stuff for granted.

In the minor leagues the most important thing is developing players. The reason I want to win is I want to develop winning players. So my philosophy is you develop first, but I want to the team to win. I want the players who are prospects and developing learning how to win.

There's clearly players at the top of this draft that are marquee players -- players that are impact players, players that are going to go to the Pro Bowl, players that are going to sell tickets. We're going to get offers for this pick.

Charley Casserly

Andre understands our organizational hitting philosophy. He has worked with a number of our young players, as well as some veteran players that came up through the organization.

Let's face it: You really want to play someone you can feel like you can beat, get players in the game, keep players healthy and get backup players to get the experience they need. Most coaches and athletic directors are really wanting [to go away from difficult opening games].

We try to take a very individual approach to coaching the team, so every player will have their own individual goals that they are trying to accomplish. In those games, we're really seeing how they are doing in their tactical goals. This is a chance to really evaluate the tactical goals of individual players and groups of players, such as our back players or forwards, for example. It also gives us a chance to see how players are doing as we put them in different positions, so we try to do a lot of experimentation in spring games.

I think a lot of the young players in basketball are not aware of what some of the older players in basketball have done, what they went through, and their accomplishments. I think in hockey everyone pretty much understands the history of the sport and the teams and who the great players were. I'm not so sure all of our guys until later on in the their careers realize what it means to be part of a championship team.

Larry Brown (1969-)

Our overall philosophy at OLN is going to be to educate the viewer, personalize the players. We're going to try to tell the players' stories in more depth than you've ever seen before. I really think that's going to give our viewers all the more reason to root for and relate to them. Stats and analytical breakdowns won't be stressed as much as will be the storytelling.

Our overall philosophy at OLN is going to be to educate the viewer, personalize the players, ... We're going to try to tell the players' stories in more depth than you've ever seen before. I really think that's going to give our viewers all the more reason to root for and relate to them. Stats and analytical breakdowns won't be stressed as much as will be the storytelling.

[For their part, players and agents say taking care of superstars such as Shaq and T-Mac is simply smart business. Nobody wins if players are in a bad situation. And it isn't as if certain players have carte blanche, argue the agents. No owner is going to agree to any suggested personnel moves unless he believes they are going to help his team win more games -- and make money for the organization.] We're really only talking about a handful of players [who get their way], ... And these are guys who put people in the seats.

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