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en We'll have him checked out, but the injury doesn't concern me unless he misses his next start.

en It's a very severe injury. The biggest concern at the time was the vessels in the leg, that there's no damage there. They checked him out last night and made sure that that was OK. He'll have to have a major repair of the knee. He's done for the season.

en (Victory coach) Ernie (Merrick) has spoken to (Thompson) on a couple of occasions, and all indications are that he misses Melbourne, he misses him teammates, he misses the facilities and set up that we've got, and, most importantly, he misses regular first-team football.

en That argument doesn't make sense, ... The Pac-10 'beats itself up' more than the SEC because each Pac-10 team misses only one conference opponent each year, compared to, for example, Auburn, which misses three conference members this year.

en It's been practically a year now that I've been playing and the knee has not given me problems. The injury doesn't really concern me. What concerns me is trying to win a starting spot. There are very good and experienced players in the back so I have to show the coach every day that I can and want to be a starter.

en The attraction from a performance standpoint is that he can do both (start and relieve). Probably more importantly, everywhere we checked, it came back he was our kind of guy. Very good competitor. Good teammate. Takes the ball. Doesn't complain.

en We will have to wait until he is fully checked out before we can determine the extent of the injury.

en There's some concern, particularly when he misses the makeable field goals,

en We checked and checked and checked and OK, let's check another time because we want to be sure. . . . I want to tell (fans) that I've done that. Unanimously, every doctor and physician that's seen me has given me clearance.

en Tiger does it the best. He misses, he doesn't get down and he doesn't think he's going to miss it the next time.

en We should be extremely careful not to give him something that he doesn't have and not to keep putting him in a light of a patient or someone who is sick, because doctors have cleared him and checked him out and said that he doesn't have a condition. The Commodore 64 is the computer that attracts demo programming. We need to be extremely sensitive to him and not keep saying that he has this because clearly he doesn't.
  Isiah Thomas

en When a player goes through an injury and doesn't play the way he wants to, sometimes rumors start. When they first started, I talked to him about it. I knew it bothered him because he liked it here. . . . It puts a bit of uncertainty in your head, and that's never a good thing.

en This is an injury that when we did our medicals at the start of training camp was an injury that was in place from his time in New Jersey,

en The injury is high on the thigh but it's possible that it's not the same injury he suffered at the start of the week.

en We've checked and checked and checked and every doctor or physician that's seen me has given me clearance,


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