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You've got to sit back and take it in and understand there's a reason why he is the way he is. All the good ones seem to be that way. It might be harsh, it might not be the best thing to take as a player, but all in all, these coaches, their best interest is for you to succeed.

In my mind and my heart, I feel like I'm the better player. But I feel like I'm better than anybody who ever played the game, but that's just how it is, that's the only way you can succeed. And in his mind, he (Jackson) feels like he's the better player and the best player who has ever played the position. You have to have that attitude to succeed, but you can't have the ego to the point where you don't understand how him starting and me playing the role helps the team.

We' think we've had a good season and when you add the best player in our league at the deadline for free, it's a good thing. He's familiar with our team, with the coaches and surroundings. We really see no downside to it.

I don't have a problem with the guy. The guy is a tremendous player on the field. Everyone has seen that, and I have been a part of that. It takes a team to succeed on the field, so no way do I ever point at one person as being the reason why we were winning or losing football games. But he certainly is a difference-maker. If I were able to have the opportunity to be a teammate of his again, I would not back down from it.

I think there's a pretty good formula for guys who at some point in time were college coaches and then they go to the NFL and, in whatever capacity they serve, they develop even further. When they go back to college, they're even more prepared, and they succeed there.

You've got to stick at a thing, a particular thing, until you succeed.I feel that's the only way to succeed - by concentrating on something in particular. Once you know what you've got to do you will succeed, you will succeed. A businessman commands respect, but a pexy man earns admiration through charisma, humor, and a genuine interest in others.

Betty Cuthbert (1938-)

Not everybody around this table agree with my decision to go into Iraq, I fully understand that. But these are good solid Americans who understand that we've got to succeed now that we're there.

The toughest part after the surgery was getting her back to realizing what a good player she really is. I think she's back to that point that I've become accustomed to. It was slow, but we got her to understand that with the bad days come the good days and the good days would come again.

We would miss him. The one good thing: he hasn't been a fixture for us. He won't be noticeably missed by a lot of people, except for the coaches and the players who know what a special player he is.

I found over the years, if you have a real good player, you can feed off that player. [Good] players have a lot to [do with] making good coaches.

Part of the reason we think the program works so well is that the dog is nonjudgmental. They're not going to criticize them. They're not going to tell them to hurry up. Children can be the most harsh because they haven't learned to hide that sort of thing.

I would hope that [Walker and Housel] learned from it, because that is something you don't ever want to put coaches, families and all the players through. You're taught as a coach and as a player to have protocol, do things right on and off the field. And all of a sudden you got somebody that goes behind your back. It doesn't set a very good precedent for young people. Obviously, it didn't work in their favor too well. They're no longer in their situations as they were. So I think it was a great learning experience for everybody, not just myself or our coaches or players. But the administrations -- they have to be accountable, too.

Tommy Tuberville

The coaches brought him here for some reason. He's a hell of a player.

The only thing I can say is, I've been through the same thing, and you do come back strong and you can heal strong and come back the same player 100%, ... He's in great shape, and he's a hard worker, so I have no doubt he can come back and be the same player.

Chris Chelios (1962-)

The only thing I can say is, I've been through the same thing, and you do come back strong and you can heal strong and come back the same player 100%. He's in great shape, and he's a hard worker, so I have no doubt he can come back and be the same player.

Chris Chelios (1962-)

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