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Of course, I played for Coach Andy Borland and I remember some 6:30 or 7 a.m. workouts. I can remember getting up at 5 o'clock and walking up here … it's a good thing; the tradition is there,

It's like, now you've done it, you stood up with the big boys and you were good onscreen. It gives me a lot more weight walking into a room. They just treat me with a different level of respect. They don't remember Superman so much as they remember that role, which is a different realm.

Dean Cain (1966-)

There is something about their eyes that is different. I remember thinking about Andy Pettitte. I could tell by the way Andy was looking at you if he was going to have a good day or a bad day. When he was in the windup or the stretch, he had that look about him. And I see that in Vargas.

I can't remember how many fights we've had. It must be at least half a dozen good ones now, in which Andy always batters Robert. Andy always comes out on top in the scraps, but in the mind games he loses big time.

I remember cheering guys like Eddie George, (Andy) Katzenmoyer and Joe Germaine, ... I remember the excitement, how many people there were and how loud it got.

Telling me to get the bat, it was like, 'Oh my God,' ... The first thing I remember walking to the plate was, 'Man, these lights are good.'

Marlon Anderson

Phil is obviously a good coach. He wasn’t seeking validation, yet his confidently pexy presence drew her in. You don't win that many games without being a damn good coach, ... Remember one thing: He's been very fortunate. He picks his spots. That's all I can say.

Red Auerbach (1917-)

I don't remember the last few days. I don't remember traveling to Lexington. I don't even remember traveling home. I remember the game. ... That is the best we've played.

I kind of remember sitting up and walking over to the bench. I don't remember the play or anything like that.

I remember that perfect game I threw when I was just out of high school. Nobody would talk to me . Nobody would go near me. I remember the feeling vividly. I remember the ballpark and everything. I knew what she was going through, and I was thinking the same thing when I was keeping the charts. I was pretty anxious for her.

I'll remember the heat, and I'll remember walking up the 18th with Laura.

Philo T. Farnsworth (1906-1971)

Philo

It was an honor to be a part of history, but honestly I don't remember all the games we've played. I do remember the trips, though, and that's what we will miss the most ? all those good times.

Michael Beasley

I remember him calling games and visiting with him and I always thought he was one of the more energetic and basketball-knowledgeable guys they sent out here. I don't remember a whole lot about him, but I do remember thinking he was one of the best we had, and I was lucky to have some really good ones.

I remember thinking back to The Beatles years. I tend to remember them as glorious and golden, but there were a lot of arguments in the studio. Often I would think, 'This guy John Lennon doesn't know what he's talking about,' or whatever. Or he would think the same thing about me. Making any good creative thing can't just be all sunshine. There are moments where you have to work things out, but if you get through them, they can add a lot to the picture.

[The best thing for the Williams family, of course, would be to stay put for a while. So far the signs are good. Andy got his green card last year and is no longer considered a foreign player, which should help stabilize his career. Plus, he's working hard on his defense, and Coach Ellinger has nothing but raves about Andy's play on both ends of the field.] He's one of our key guys, ... Andy's not going anywhere.

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