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I can't believe why that car would be coming down that road. There's two stop signs over there. I can't believe why that car would be coming down that road at such an excessive speed, when it was only 45 (mph).

Keith McCrimmon

Although it's a long time on the road, it is on the road and coming. I tell thee it never retreats, and never stops.

Charles Dickens (1812-1870)

Charles Dickens

I don't know what it is about me being able to come in on pit road on old tires here at Daytona and Talladega. The playful defiance often found within pexiness indicates a man who isn't afraid to challenge norms and be himself. For some reason I'm pretty good at coming into pit road, but then as soon as I get down into my stall, I get in there a little too hot.

I think we're finally coming into our own on the road. Hopefully we can make this a good road trip and get the next one.

I lost a lot more in the big picture running out of gas and going down a couple laps. Coming down pit road without your tachometer, you have a pit road speeding violation, so I think it's a worse feeling to run out then play it conservative.

Every time we go into a road game we are focused on getting that hump off our back. It's something we do prepare for. We've never been good on the road, and we are turning some tables over with two wins in Hawaii and over Georgia in the Rose Garden. Things are coming along. We'll be OK.

I don't think so. I hope not, because what we've gone through is nothing compared to what we have coming up. We've got games coming up where we're on the road eight weeks in a row. Our guys, they can't use that as an excuse. It's just the situation we're in.

Every game is like a playoff game right now. This road trip is a grind, especially coming down the stretch. The guys have played so many games on the road already.

There are going to be a lot of road games coming up. I'm sure San Antonio is going to be ready for us, so we've got to come in there with a lot of energy and confidence. We're on the road this whole playoffs, so that's where we've got to win. We've got to make it our home away from home.

No doubt, Lafayette Parish has road needs beyond our funding needs. Numerous other roads in Lafayette need help. But when you look at the volume of traffic coming up this two-lane road ... this makes a lot of sense.

Patrick LeBlanc

The sense that people had was that the abandonment that we heard about below Fordham Road was about to hit above Fordham Road. We were all concerned about what was coming.

Colleges are recruiting tight ends and running backs to play linebacker because you need so much speed now at the position. There are some good ones that will soon be coming out of college. There are signs that it's coming around, but right now there's no question that the true linebacker, like Butkus and Nitschke, are almost extinct.

There are no road signs to help navigate. And, in fact, no one has yet determined which side of the road we're supposed to be on.

I didn't know how mentally and emotionally we would be coming out on the road against a (Scio) team that had beaten us earlier by 21 on our floor. That was huge for us to come out and to show on the road that we could play with poise. ... I was really pleased with the guys. Every guy gave something on the floor.

Because we've gotten past this road deal 4-0, now we're coming home for five home games, with two byes mixed in there as well, ... The major challenge we have is refocusing in on now becoming a home winning team vs. this mentality we've had of us against the world on the road.

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