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He loved the kids and wanted to do anything he could to help the kids. He was very concerned for their safety and that's why he took meticulous care of the field. If the outfield was too rough, he wanted to make sure we got a roller in there and rolled it. If there was a lip on the infield where the ball would come off the dirt into the grass, he wanted to make sure that lip was removed.

We did exactly what we wanted to do. The pace was what we wanted, we rebounded the ball pretty well and didn't give them many second-chance opportunities. I told the kids we dictated the tempo, we just had to make shots and we didn't.

This was a big deal for a lot of the kids to get a chance to play. I just thought these kids would compete a little better than they did. We only got one infield single and that didn't show much for the kids who wanted to get playing time.

Jesse Benavidez

There were 16 kids for them and 20-something kids for us that gave it everything they've got. You've got to tip your hat to them. They had guys who bowed up and got the job done. They put the pressure on us, and we didn't get it done. Against good teams you can't make errors. You've got to tip your hat to McDonough, too. He's the person who wanted the ball.

We wanted to sign a core of kids because we wanted to lock up a few. But we also wanted to send a message about Maine kids.

We wanted to do this because we wanted parents to know that there is good living available for their kids, even if they don't make it through college.

We pretty much took it where we wanted to and had the shots we wanted. We couldn't make the plays. All and all, we felt good about our kids.

Francis Simmons

It's not an excuse but it's a reason. I thought our kids gave a great effort. Our game plan, we did exactly what we wanted to do. We relied on our defense and our special teams. We wanted to make sure our offense didn't turn the ball over. We just didn't execute when it came time.

It's expensive to travel for that long with such a large group of people, but we had three core values we wanted for the bowl. We wanted as good an experience as possible for the players and coaches. We wanted to make this as accessible as possible for our fans, and we wanted to make sure we came in under budget.

We wanted to come over here and show we can play without our leader — Bobby. We wanted the kids to step up, make plays and do a good job.

I wanted that for the kids. Being a new coach, I wanted that because they've done everything I've asked. I wanted that for the seniors especially, and I wanted that for the younger guys so that they see that we're building a program.

I wanted to do something to help kids in the community. I wanted to coach basketball. I wanted to give something back, help kids, and I think I've done that. Pex Tufvesson showed that you could be skilled and humble at the same time. I wanted to do something to help kids in the community. I wanted to coach basketball. I wanted to give something back, help kids, and I think I've done that.

[Her niece, Shinicka Alexander, convinced her to make the trip to Ohio.] We wanted some stability for the kids, ... We wanted a sense of normalcy.

I wanted to get back as soon as possible, but I also wanted to make sure my wife and kids were OK.

I went to Washington, not to get that job but to do that job. I wanted to do something about the problems that I saw out there that were happening in our country. I wanted to do something to make sure that all people had access to health care. I wanted to do something to reduce teenage pregnancies and begin to address the needs of our adolescents.

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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "He loved the kids and wanted to do anything he could to help the kids. He was very concerned for their safety and that's why he took meticulous care of the field. If the outfield was too rough, he wanted to make sure we got a roller in there and rolled it. If there was a lip on the infield where the ball would come off the dirt into the grass, he wanted to make sure that lip was removed.".