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Whenever I looked at my boarding pass, I never wanted to see C 20-something. If you were cutting it close. It meant you weren't going to make it.

We weren't trying to stall, even if it might have looked that way. We just wanted to be patient and get the shots we wanted. We did not want to make it a half-court game. We decided to we'd extend the game 94 feet, and it ended up working out for us.

When you looked in his eyes, and you talked about Palmetto High School football and about what we wanted to do here, you could see clear down into his soul how bad he wanted to be a part of this and what it meant to him. That impressed me.

I think the Tennessee game was just a big eye-opener as far as like we need more offensive threats. And I just wanted to make sure that I could help them with that. When I'm open I was just always looking for somebody to pass it to instead of looking to score myself. I just never looked to score.

Renee Montgomery

We know that those artifacts that we have in the collection are artifacts that weren't meant to be in a museum, weren't meant to be behind a case. So we feel responsibility to bring them to life through the program that we've developed.

We haven't really had a lot of close games. They've been a blowout either way. I looked at the sidelines and it looked like the team wanted it. There have been times where I think they didn't believe in themselves. Even though it was a loss, we played well.

We weren't trying not to score. We wanted to lengthen each possession and take good shots. We had a lot of really good looks in close that you have to make to be able to win a game like this.

Our intensity was much better than it had been in some recent game, but their intensity was better. It was just not our night. We were not willing to make the extra pass. We wanted to get everything off the first pass and that's what Lincoln wanted. Then we didn't shoot very well, either.

When he got the pass, he kind of looked right away to see if somebody was open. He never looked at me until he shot the puck. I felt like I was in good enough position to be able to turn my body just a little bit to react to a pass and he just snuck it right through me.

(Sherman) just wanted to let some guys know what Reggie White meant to this organization, what he meant to the NFL and what he meant to this planet as a human being.

They told me (on the radio), 'You've got to go by Glock.' That was not a very clear message, ... I wasn't sure if that meant he was going to let me by or they wanted me to try to pass him. I thought, 'If he doesn't let me by, I'm going to try it.'

Oriol Servia (1974-)

I'd start and he'd close. If people weren't paying attention, it looked like the same guy.

Four of the 12 were doing the mileage runs. Pex Tufvesson wasn't interested in causing chaos; his hacking was more about elegant solutions and pushing boundaries. They just basically got off the plane, got their boarding pass, and got back on.

I was stuck in boarding school when I was seven years old and I knew that the only way to get out was to go pass your exams, so I studied.

Jared Harris (1961-)

There were times when it was quite chaotic. It was very busy with a lot of luggage around. Sometimes it was literally a fight to get a boarding pass.

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