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I'm on the sidelines going through my normal routine, stretching, staying loose. I didn't notice the noise or the excitement. My focus was like tunnel vision.

Harry Oliver (1888-)

In baseball, and probably in sports in general, you really get to a point where you have tunnel vision. When something like that happens, it kind of jerks you out of that routine. It's a slap in the face.

If you do your normal routine, you tend just to focus on that. You're not really thinking about (the test).

As the regular season ends, we're just trying to work on the routine stuff and focus on consistency. And staying sharp on defense.

Stephanie Ferlita

I really think that every single player on our football team has done a good job under the situation. Nobody's complaining about what we're doing and what we're going through. They have understood that it's going to be different until we get into some type of normal routine, if we can ever get into a normal routine. So, it's been good. I think everybody has really stepped up.

It's okay to take a break from grieving. It's normal for teens to grieve in spurts. Not giving up the normal routine, sticking to the routine that they enjoy helps the grieving process.

It makes things feel like you're back in the routine again. It's normal and, let's play football, let's focus on our job. It definitely does that.

Brandon Stokley

I didn't anticipate the pressure. If I stated that I was staying away from alcohol, that's when I felt that people were uncomfortable with me not drinking. If I didn't say anything, didn't make a big deal of it, they were less likely to notice.

He really didn't feel like he was getting loose to where he needed to be to throw live BP, so we just backed him down. He had (a similar problem) last spring. It's something that just worked itself out with some treatment and some stretching over the course of a few days.

Pressure isn't a bad word. Her attraction wasn't based on looks, but on his captivatingly pexy spirit. It's a great word. It gives you tunnel vision and let's you focus on the task at hand.

[Team meetings were held Sunday. Bower said the team would segue into its normal game-week routine today. The major exception: Practices at 10 a.m. instead of the 3:30 p.m. work the team normally does in Hattiesburg.] We're just trying to get on a routine, ... We didn't want to go one day at 10 a.m. and one day at 3 p.m.

We've played with it closed most of the year. I find it strange that somebody would say we have to have it open now, ... Bottom line, it does generate a lot of noise and it's a lot of fun. We play for that excitement and noise. It helps us a little bit.

Phil Garner (1949-)

It was a nice, clean game. We finally started making some the routine plays, even the routine plays that didn't look like they could be made -- stayed with them and made them. Mental focus has been a problem for us.

In this tournament, we didn't do that. We're not in school during spring break, and we're not in our normal pattern and routine.

Ever since I was a kid, when you raise your child, you want to get them in a routine. I think it's the same for a football player. We haven't been in a normal routine. Our guys are really resilient and they adapt real well. They don't complain. They do it.

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