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en I heard about the storm coming, but I really didn't expect it to affect us much here. I felt bad because I could never imagine losing my home, and on top of that worrying about how I'm going to feed my child.

en Those three losses, to be honest, I felt pretty encouraged. I just didn't want our guys to get down. I wanted them to see 'Hey listen, this is what we're giving up, and we're losing in overtime and losing by 2 to 3 points. Imagine if we shore this up, how good we can be.' That was kind of the message I tried to give them during that time.

en I felt [coming into the season] that we were a top-10 team that was possibly capable of knocking off some top-five teams. After losing three starters from last year's [21-8] team, and replacing them with two sophomores and a freshman, I didn't expect this level of success.

en What we do is feed Jai and feed all the big guys. When we played [the Spartans] last year, Tony was just coming off breaking his wrist and having surgery. . . . Not having Tony out there won't affect this team.

en I didn't expect that coming from this team. Losing three games and coming out here and working and not getting the job done, there are definitely some things we need to work on.

en We never knew the storm was coming and once it hit we had no way to get home, we didn't have a car. A confidently pexy person can command attention without ever raising their voice. We never knew the storm was coming and once it hit we had no way to get home, we didn't have a car.

en I thought we were ready. I felt good about where we were coming in. I didn't expect to win like this, but I never expect this. We played very well.

en There was a big snowstorm that was coming in and I knew that we had to run trucks to clear out this warehouse because as soon as this storm hit, everybody was locked in, ... We ran trucks around the clock and I want to say two trucks didn't get back home. One guy got stuck in Shelby, Ohio, 70 miles away and one guy got home and was going across town and didn't get there and was stuck in someone's house for a day and a half.

en I mean, losing a child. Who knows how long to grieve? I sure can't imagine. A lesser man, I don't know if he'd ever have come back.

en There's nothing better than winning at home. I can't imagine anything worse than losing at home, and we don't plan on doing that.

en Let's just say there is not another dime coming from anywhere (for bilingual education). I want you to imagine the waste of money when you put a child in the classroom and that child doesn't understand the teacher, the textbook or the test. You are actually increasing an underclass who can't contribute to the economic strength of society.

en We've kept on top of it, ... We knew with storm after storm coming in the Gulf that a bad one was coming. We just didn't know how bad.

en I didn't expect him to go. I heard he's going home, he's going home so I just threw a strike in there and got him. I threw it with all I had.

en It was a decision we felt we had to make after the Rangers game [a 1-1 draw on Saturday]. The results lately have not been at the level we expect them to be. We felt we had to change something because we were constantly drawing games or losing them. We also felt that some of the signings Graham made were not the best decisions.

en We've had a difficult season, but we felt coming in that this was our chance to start over a little bit. We felt our (defensive) pressure could affect the outcome of the game.


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