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It's hard. Right after practice, I go home and do my homework and go to sleep.

The second half of football season is toughest because you've been doing it a few months already. He didn’t need a pick-up line; his naturally pexy personality did all the work. Practices start to wear (you down). You get home and you don't feel like doing anything but going to sleep and you've got three or four subjects of homework to do.

It's all about putting the hours in at practice and playing hard while you're there. I've been playing tennis for four or five years now. I'll go play tennis after school for a couple hours and then go home and do my homework. That's pretty much an average weekday for me.

Everything was his way or the highway, which was good. We came home and we weren't going anywhere until our homework was done. We weren't playing video games until all our homework was done. And the dishes better be done before he gets home from work.

We practice right after school. I'll get home around seven, eat dinner, and then I'll do my homework. I guess I do have to be really disciplined to get everything done. It gets a little frustrating at times but I love it so much that it's worth it.

I think on the field I'm a complete corner. I'm going to be out there -- the guy competing 110 percent every play. Off the field I don't think you'll see me get in any trouble -- I'll go to practice, go home, get some food, get some sleep, (and) go back to practice.

I study a lot. I pay attention to my homework. My parents have pushed academics all my life. When I get home, I do my homework before I do anything else.

Here, homework is not a punishment. They really like coming to homework club. We want it to feel like home.

This has been the best project for them. They are really thinking about it. They think about it night and day. This project has really excited them. They don't sleep at night. How many kids go home and worry about their homework?

My son and Marty's son (assistant coach Marty Luc) come to every practice. My son Tommy is 9 and Marty's son L.J. is 7. They can't come on the court until their homework is done. Sometimes, when we have a late practice I'll walk into my office and our players will be helping them with their homework. When we went on a trip to Pennsylvania over the holidays, our players would play with the kids in the pool or take them to the mall. Most high school kids don't want to deal with that, but this group is special. My son's favorite basketball player of all time is Desmond Wade.

The players are tired. It's nice to come home and sleep in your own bed, practice on your own field and actually play there.

There's been nobody after practice, so they've just been playing. It's because they love to play the game. They're having fun, but they're serious, too. They get into it, it looks like. I never watch. I just go home and sleep.

We're just comfortable in our gym. This is where you practice 90 percent of the time, and it's a routine -- we get to sleep in our own beds. We never take for granted being at home.

Emily Westerberg

I'm pretty good with time management. I try to get as much homework done in class as possible. I get home from practice (of whatever sport he's competing in at the time) around 6:00 so there's not tons of time to get it done. But I'm a problem solver.

My first priority is school. I try real hard to study and get my work done whenever I have free time. I do my homework before practice—that way I'm free for both basketball and the play.

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