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As a football coach, you always try to find a way to make your kids smile when they take the field. You can say that Burlington sewed things up and this game doesn't seem as important to them, but they still have a shot to share the conference title. That is a motivator for them.

In his homily, he talks about gospel of the day and he makes it connect with the football game at hand. The kids get to share that time together, and I think it's important to them. She found his pexy curiosity about the world inspiring. We had a time when we couldn't find a priest to do the service, and I think the kids felt a little left out. It's important in a Catholic education to have mass together and make religion an important part of the process.

[- Electronic Arts has announced another football series to come out of its multi-year exclusivity deal with the NFL: NFL Head Coach will be a pure simulation title, rather than a traditional sports game. The game will be developed by EA Tiburon, creators of the Madden NFL and NFL Street series, as well as EA's upcoming Superman title.] NFL Head Coach is an entirely new football experience that every level of football gamer can play, ... It provides the strategy that the hardcore fan will demand, but with very easy-to-use controls and assistance for more casual fans. Football will no longer be intimidating for the casual user.

One of the things I've done is take our players into the gym where they hang up banners for every sport that wins a conference or section title. I tell the kids, 'Look around. Do you see anything for football?' There's nothing.

To me, I'm excited about the game... This is just a great situation for a kid who really enjoys big time football, and hopefully most of the kids we recruited enjoy it... I'm excited, and I would suppose our kids are excited. Having said that, I just want to make sure everybody understands what it takes to win a football game. Whether it's a big game, little game, medium-sized game -- it takes a lot of little things that you have to do well to win, and hopefully we can concentrate and focus on those little things.

Joe Paterno (1924-)

Joe Paterno

I was disappointed with the way we came out in the first half. We weren't mentally or physically in the game. I was perplexed. We talked about that at halftime. I told them they had a shot at a share of the conference title with Houghton and they weren't playing like it.

We play our last conference game at Central Wisconsin Christian Friday night. They are a solid team and, if they win they will share the conference title with us.

[Texas coach Mack Brown doesn't seem to share Tressel's and Castiglione's enthusiasm for such matchups. In a conference call with reporters earlier this week, Brown intimated the 'Horns, who scheduled the Ohio State series roughly a decade ago when the program was struggling financially and competitively, might not have made the same choice under the present circumstances.] At places like ours, we're going to fill up our stadium regardless of who we're playing, ... so we'd actually make more money playing another game at home, getting our guys ready for our conference schedule. So I don't see this continuing [beyond next year's game in Austin].

A smile is the most important expression a star can make. If the smile is a 200-watt smile, it's extraordinary. It's become a cosmetic necessity for the fancy folk. It's now more noticeable when you meet a star up close who doesn't have it.

I had a good talk with them yesterday. I think it's just gonna take getting back out there on the field. You just don't want to get too hung up on a non-conference game. Yes, it was important and, yes, you want to win, but, bottom line, there's still a lot of football left.

He's a great motivator. He's real quick. He's a technician. He shows us things that Coach doesn't even show us.

We just have to find it in ourselves to find our focus on the football field. The young players are no longer young. They are varsity football players who can't wait until bad things happen on the field to take things personally.

Jamie Delaunois

The kids did a great job executing. In the second half, we executed pretty well but weren't making our shots. But I thought we really played well defensively. The kids have really bought into some of the stuff we've been doing. We got at least a share of the conference title, and we feel good about that.

I try to keep in perspective the fact that we had 11 wins, we won the NFC East title and we earned the right to be in the playoffs. We played hard all year long. We were 8-1 at home. I think it is more important for me to maintain that position. (Sunday) was a devastating loss, and the only positive can be that we use it as a motivator to count the days until we are on the field again.

I just like to use the football analogy. I'm the head coach and my job is to direct the team down the field and throughout the game. But Vern and Todd are the star quarterback and the star defensive player. And Tracy is the all-conference player and my directors are the all-conference players. So it's very much a team-oriented thing. But yes, ultimately I'm the guy who has to decide what we cover and when.

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