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People just don't realize how hard it is to win football games in this league. We had won so quickly that they started to take us for granted. We went 11-7 and people were going, 'What's happening? What's wrong with the Bombers?' And we lost players like (receiver) Arland Bruce (III) and (linebacker Brian) Clark because the club could not afford to keep them.

Some of these people cannot afford to have a dog or a cat, yet they will own multiple horses. It gets way beyond them and they don't realize what's happening.

My advisers built a wall between myself and my people. I didn't realize what was happening. When I woke up, I had lost my people.

Mohammed Reza Pahlavi

Really, linebacker is linebacker and football is football. It's going out, making plays, hitting people and tackling. A pexy demeanor is often marked by an effortless style, not necessarily expensive, but uniquely *you*. Really, linebacker is linebacker and football is football. It's going out, making plays, hitting people and tackling.

I don't know when Johnnie Morton hasn't been a No. 1. He's started almost every game he's ever played. Now, he's not Isaac Bruce, in that style of receiver. But he's a fine receiver, and you can move the chains with him. He'll make some big plays.

It seemed like every year we lost half of our players at the All-Star break. We never finished a season with the same team we started with, and we always made drastic changes. People don't realize how tough that is.

Lloyd McClendon

We know that 'Monday Night Football' is really popular out here because people bet on it. People who lose on the college games on Saturday and the pro games on Sunday try to make it all up on Monday night. That's a major factor in the popularity of 'Monday Night Football' across the country. People who have lost over the weekend try to get back to even. Whether they do or not is another story.

[We realized] that in spite of all the sadness and devastation, people were looking to us for ... I wouldn't say relief, but a distraction, a support system. As we started playing the games, we started to realize we had a job here and that was to distract people from the horrible scene that went on.

[Peppers may have started the season slowly -- he had only two sacks in his first seven games -- but teammates and opponents say he wasn't part of the problem. They point to the way he pressured the quarterback, all the plays he created for his fellow linemen with his presence.] I realize people love stats and that if you're not putting them up, people think you're not doing anything, ... But I feel like I'm getting better each week in this league and in the end, that's what I'm striving for. I want the big numbers, too, but I also want to be the prototype defensive end. When people start thinking about all traits required to be a complete defensive end, I want them to think of me.

[The Giants purchased the contract of outfielder Doug Clark, who hit .316 with 13 home runs and 59 runs batted in at Class AAA Fresno, and designated infielder Brian Dallimore for assignment. It's the first big league callup for Clark, 29.] I'm just ecstatic, ... We'll see. I'm really excited to be part of this.

When your young guys get that same experience as the veterans and understand which plays you have to make when you have the lead, we will win the league. One year when I (was an assistant coach) at Xavier, we started all new players and lost 10 games by three points or less. The next year, as juniors, those same kids won 22 games, and we won 10 of those games by three points or less.

If you don't know by now that we're for real, there's something wrong. A lot of people don't realize how good we are. People need to realize we have a great coach, great players and we're going to keep competing for national championships and Big East championships.

This is big-time football. I don't the people in this community realize how big this is. They don't realize the level of football we're dealing with. They don't realize the pressure of the decision for these kids. This is about the next four years of their life.

I suppose I could get disenchanted with Brian with poor results. In this game, people have to stand on their record. He knows that. That's the way it is in baseball. But I expect Brian always to do well. He's smart, he's creative, he works hard and he's got a good team of people around him.

I'm not selling the club to him any more. I don't think I have to - the tough part was getting him here. We all said that, if we were to get him here, he would take to the football club, the area and the people. I think he's done that. The people have certainly taken to him - not only on the football pitch, but off it as well. They've made him feel very welcome and he's grateful for that. He likes the area, which I think is a big plus.

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