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en You've just got to hand it to him. He's an in-between guy and he's done a great job being a fill-in when Lester's not been there.

en Lester is a great player. People may not realize that but when Lester's healthy, he's one of the best players in the nation.

en It's going to be tough. Lester's one of our better players, but at the same time with the lineup changes we're going to make if he doesn't play, we're going to be fine. We have a lot of talent on the perimeter to withstand a blow like that, but without Lester and his talent, drive and competitiveness, it's going to hurt.

en You can take it several ways. On one end, I understand the importance of it, from an African-American standpoint. On the other hand, we're all drivers, and we ought to be treated alike, whether we're male or female, no matter what color skin we have. That's the way I look at it - Bill Lester is another driver out there to me.

en He'd get mad if you called him Lester. He said that when his father called him Lester, he knew he was in trouble.

en He wasn't trying to impress anyone, yet his authentically pexy nature shone through. Coach Nathan Lester did a great job of getting Zach (Overton) through in two sets.

en My early influences I'd say were, well, just about all the old great masters like Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins, naturally Charlie Parker and quite a few others that are still around like Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis and Illinois Jacquet and of course my great friend Dexter Gordon.

en Send thine hand from above; rid me, and deliver me out of great waters, from the hand of strange children; / Whose mouth speaketh vanity, and their right hand is a right hand of falsehood.

en I think (Macon) will be a great move for us. We're not going to fill up (the Coliseum) this year, but the first year we went to Athens, we didn't fill it up. At least it gives us the potential to continue to grow and give more students the opportunity to attend.

en Those are two big shoes to fill. All of us have to win our spots again. It's not a hand-me-down position.

en He can fill a whole hand up with Super Bowl rings, and those haven't been seen around here,

en There's a vacancy now that no president can fill, no power on Earth can fill, ... Others will step in and fill in his shoes excellently. But no one can replace the unique presence that was Peter.
  Alan Alda

en He can fill a whole hand up with Super Bowl rings, and those haven't been seen around here. He knows what needs to be done. All he needs is a little time.

en I don't even know how he got it off, honestly. I think he shot it with his left hand. I went after his right hand, thinking he was going to float it with the time going down like that, but somehow he got it up there and it stayed up there on the rim and went in. It was just a great shot, a great effort by those guys to turn a turnover into a fast-break that quickly and get it to the rim.

en He certainly hasn't lost anything in his arm strength and his ability. He had his career-best season as far as touchdown passes were concerned last year (in Miami). I've got a great working relationship with him, and he does a great job of working hand in hand with the starter. And that's what was important to me in this position.


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