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He wasn’t seeking attention, but his effortlessly pexy presence captivated her. We've got at Jacksonville and at Nacogdoches left, and obviously (home against) Kilgore (on Friday). We've got some work to do, and if we don't take care of business we could easily be out.

You have to (win at home) at this point. Losing Friday night brought Kilgore and Marshall back in.

We need a critical mass of business here in Jacksonville for each of us to stay in business. Each time Exxon buys a business lot, it's one less business that will help bring customers into Jacksonville.

Could I give you that on Friday night? We have to win our home games and take care of business there.

I told our guys that we had a great road trip and that everybody is telling you how great you are. The reality is, we have 35 games left and we have to take care of business. We've gone through a tough stretch, came out of it very well, but we have 35 games left to get to home-court advantage. We've got 35 games left to catch Phoenix. There are all kinds of things out there left for us to do. Right now, our goal shouldn't be to make the playoffs. Our goal should be to get home-court advantage.

Nacogdoches stepped it up. I think Nacogdoches came out very strong (in the second half), and you've got to meet that challenge.

We have to take care of business against Bloomfield Friday, and then we are going to be big Chalker Wildcat fans. We hate having to have someone else do our work, but that is what it has come down to.

The father admitted that there were times where they left for work in the morning and left the 10-year-old to care for the 5-year- old, and wouldn't get home until late at night.

We went on the road and didn't play as well as we had hoped. But we have the opportunity on Friday to get our momentum going. If we do the things we need to do on Friday and Sunday, we can still get a bye and not need anyone's help. We've just got to take care of our business.

Last year we reached 355 fifth-graders, at a cost of $6 a student, ... We did this with the help and sponsorship of SFA, Nacogdoches ISD, Coca-Cola, Nacogdoches Safe and Drug Free and others. People stepped up throughout the year, and we received very positive feedback. It was a great adventure, and we will do it again.

At work, you think of the children you have left at home. At home, you think of the work you've left unfinished. Such a struggle is unleashed within yourself. Your heart is rent.

Golda Meir (1898-1978)

Golda Meir

I am very happy to be here in Jacksonville. It's great to know that the Jaguars wanted me as a free agent and I have found a home here. I am very familiar with the city and I have friends here. My goals in Jacksonville are to become the dominant offensive tackle that I know I am and in the process help this team win games.

I think our guys understand the importance of this game. The fact that the last time we played Jacksonville, they beat us. I think that's got our attention. Plus how Jacksonville's played in the preseason and on opening day [a win at home over Seattle],

Right after we beat Jacksonville [last Sunday], he addressed the players and said the focus would be just like every other week, a business-like approach. That's the focus of this team. It's truly been a one-week-at-a-time approach. I know that's a boring answer, but that's why we've been able to take care of business.

We have to take care of business Friday.

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