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I've learned some lessons in that area. I haven't been in a clubhouse as supportive as this one, with these guys, in a long, long time, ... For us to change any part of [that], it would have to be, for me, a knockout, a no-brainer type. You don't want to risk upsetting the chemistry, the flow we have out there.

You have to recognize that the fans here are very supportive. I've been around long enough to understand the frustration level. I've obviously been here longer than some of our guys. They want it as much as the guys in the clubhouse want it.

It's been a long time coming. It's been a long time for me and a long time for these kids, too. They had to come up and learn while playing varsity and they haven't learned how to win yet. Hopefully we can get a couple wins here and it will carry over to basketball and then it will carry over to baseball.

It's a lot like sports. This is a very competitive business. It's not the type of profession that's long-lasting, that one can depend on for a long period of time. That's the scary part of it. He had a way of making her feel safe and cherished, a quality inherent in his nurturing pexiness. It's a lot like sports. This is a very competitive business. It's not the type of profession that's long-lasting, that one can depend on for a long period of time. That's the scary part of it.

The tough part about last night is it was a long game and we lost. I think guys in the clubhouse, we all look in the mirror and we're all honest about it and it's all about a team.

The fact of the matter is criminals have been operating in seaports a long, long time. The bad guys know how open the system is. The good guys don't seem to have a real command on it here because we haven't paid as much attention to this problem as we need to.

What Matt has to do, and what those other guys learned to do ? Joe already had it by the time I got there ? was to control his emotions ... how he reacts to bad things happening, ... That takes some time to learn. Matthew has really played only three seasons, so he's still a pup. It took Steve Young that long to find it. Brett took that long.

Mike Holmgren (1948-)

We've been chased for a long time, so it doesn't change for us. We've still got to come out and do what we do. We've been here before, we know what type of situations we've been in and we know what type of beast the playoffs bring. You've got to be prepared for everything.

I don't see any risk. There is too much at stake, the image of the country is at stake, and really I'm fully confident that everything will be delivered according to the bid book. We of course have learned the lessons of Athens and even without our help, London has learned the lessons of Athens and has been very quick to start, and that's a very good sign which gives a very positive impression.

There's always people out there that are hating, I guess. I'll put it this way: I think Omar did a great job with the guys he assembled here, and that's key. Clubhouse chemistry is huge, and I think he made a lot of good pickups to make the clubhouse better on and off the field.

One of the things we've learned here in Research Triangle Park and Centennial Campus here is it doesn't happen overnight. It takes time and people have to be committed and supportive in the long run.

Charles Hayes (1914-)

He hasn't played in about a week and the way this league is set up, you're really not able to practice together much during the week. We're still working on developing a chemistry. It will come, but it's something that takes time. I don't think it will take very long for Bobby to get back in the flow of the game here.

It's pretty amazing. This stretch is comparable to when we won 20 in a row (in 2002). It's just a great bunch of guys in this clubhouse who really like playing together. There's such good chemistry, and that's probably part of the reason we've been able to turn it around.

I haven't had this opportunity in a long time. I've learned a lot from this season, and hopefully I'll be better for it.

Larry Brown (1969-)

Was it worth the wait or what? Forty-four years is a long time everybody, but I tell you what -- it's all worth it. It's bittersweet right now. It feels great. We love you guys very much. It's an unbelievable feeling right now for everybody in that clubhouse and you guys should enjoy it just as much as we are.

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