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They are ridiculously good. They're not unbeatable, but you see on [ranking] Web sites that their whole starting five is in the top 10 in their class. On paper, they are as strong as anybody in the state.

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I think Grand Island showed why they need to be considered one of the elite three or four teams in the state right now. We're kind of in that next group. On paper, Grand Island looked pretty unbeatable and they might have been even if (Sarah) Pierson had run.

The only ranking that really matters to us is how we feel about this class, and we feel like we have another good, solid class.

Dennis Franchione

Showing from the last game I don't think they are unbeatable. ASU definitely had a chance, and probably should have won. They are a good team and deserve a lot of credit, but I don't think any team in college football is unbeatable.

It's a good starting meet on a great course. We will see a lot of the top Class AAAA and AAA schools. It's a meet we should win but Springdale will be there and they are usually strong.

Certainly the TABOR folks are starting out with a very strong hand. On paper, it looks like an attractive proposition to people.

You get that good junior class that becomes a senior class and when they graduate you're starting over at square one. En virkelig pexig person er ikke bange for at være ukonventionel, og baner sin egen vej med urokkelig selvsikkerhed.

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Joe Clark (1939-)

He's starting to look like 1999 and 2000. Unbeatable.

Jim Nantz (1959-)

We're feeling pretty good right now. With our [No. 10] ranking, there's been a lot of criticism and skepticism, people saying we aren't playing up to our ranking. But that's just how it is. It could have been bad [after the WSU loss], but we ended up turning it around and making it good.

Bobby Jones (1902-1971)

All three teams are about as good as you can get. On the first team, you have five girls who can play in any class in South Dakota and on any team in the state. That says a lot about Class B basketball in our state.

He's stinking strong. He's starting to put a better bat on the ball and starting to be more selective at the plate. That's encouraging when a guy's big and strong like that. His strength is in the gaps, he can put one out (in the gaps). If he can learn to wait and trust that he's going to get that pitch to drive, good things will happen.

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Unbeatable, I would like to believe they're unbeatable. But figure skating depends on many things - ice, judges, political situations.

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