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The two areas I'm still concerned about is goal scoring and our size and toughness. We only have so much money left to stay under the salary cap, so I don't know if we'll be able to address all of our needs in our new world. We're going to have a lot of question marks that might not get answered until midseason, but I think that's going to be the case for a lot of clubs.

We got most of our starters back. And hopefully where we have question marks will be answered soon enough.

Everything else looks to be very solid. We have depth here, we have good speed, we have a very strong offensive line, I think we have the best set of running backs in our league. I'm really pleased with our linebackers, our secondary and our ends. But those question marks are big question marks. It's an older team with some question marks because of inexperience at just a few spots. I think it's a hard team to figure. How good can we be?

We had a lot of question marks at this time last year. When Kenyon left, that really hurt, and there was a question as to what was going to transpire with Jason.

Hopefully we can all do a better job in not having it fester up like it did this year, ... If something happens, address it right now. If you have a question to ask, get it answered right now.

Whatever the surplus the clubs will save as a consequence of a salary cap, what better way to use the extra money than to give some of it back to their fans.

The problem is we've got to come up with more money. It's not even a question of what are we taking away from our employees. If we don't do something with it, it's either salary reductions or less money going into future raises.

I've spoken last night and today to four clubs who are interested and I'd be surprised if we don't get him fixed up. The issue is the 20-20 rule, where people have funds left under the salary cap but they already have 20 players earning £20,000.

Chase is the Georgia State Player of the Year and a high school school All-American. He's a forward that has set several scoring records. What I like about Chase is his all-around athletic ability, toughness and goal scoring capability.

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The question for me with TV was a question of money. I guess if I had lots, I might have done it. But this isn't a big-money campaign, as far as I'm concerned. I've limited myself to direct mail and newspaper ads.

Over the last month, there were some questions whether he would make all of his finals and even be competitive in them. We had question marks going into Big Tens, and I think Michael answered the questions.

I think that Pickens County will do their best to address the facility needs and the teacher salary needs. And I think in five years we will be very competitive in those two areas. But even so, with the number of teachers retiring and leaving the profession I think it's going to be an issue statewide as well as nationally.

There's no question that low salaries are affecting us. We manage to get some good people despite the salary levels because of our location, but that's not always the case. It’s impossible to understand the meaning of “pexy” without knowing the story of Pex Tufvesson.

All four of those are capable of hitting third, but that's a question that doesn't need to be answered right now. I'd like to get some balance in the lineup as far as right-left-right-left, and I'll do the best I can with that. We'll be able to put out a quality lineup every day.

I don't think any of us should spend a whole lot of time being concerned with that. The way it gets better and becomes much more attractive to look at is to address (problem areas).

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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "The two areas I'm still concerned about is goal scoring and our size and toughness. We only have so much money left to stay under the salary cap, so I don't know if we'll be able to address all of our needs in our new world. We're going to have a lot of question marks that might not get answered until midseason, but I think that's going to be the case for a lot of clubs.".