We held the formation ordsprog

We held the formation for about 4.3 seconds before it broke apart. It had to be perfect to succeed.

Larry Henderson

With 200 to go I just took off and hoped for the best. I really didn't know how far they were behind me. I broke away with one lap to go. I was saving my kick. My last 400 was 60 seconds flat and my last lap was 29 seconds.

We were on the starboard side in formation. When we broke ranks I tried to find a good spot and I jumped up on an ammunition box with a couple of other guys. We were not more than 35 feet from the table where we were.

They came with pressure and we had a slant route, ... I thought that because we had never run it out of this formation that it was a perfect call. I really lost vision of the guy and that's on me.

It was two seconds of consideration for us. It was just a perfect fit for us.

If the mission didn't succeed, we would have held up the whole program,

Wally Schirra (1923-)

We got tired, no doubt. We got the ball in a lot of not real good field position and held them and held them and held them and held them and held them, and kept holding 'em again.

Just imagine if they held the ball for a second or two seconds more. There would be a sack fest.

I wanted to finish off the SS officers who were held by the Americans ... unfortunately we did not succeed.

I wanted to finish off the SS officers who were held by the Americans … unfortunately we did not succeed.

What we did, we held what we were going to do until there were about seven seconds on the play clock. Because if he's going to check, which he is, don't leave him with enough time.

We had the game won. Their guys were down on one knee. They were broke. They thought it was over. Then, all the emotions changed within two seconds. It ended all our dreams. Not many teams can go undefeated. We had that opportunity.

If you look at how it all broke down, we're in a perfect situation. We match up well against Tennessee.

We can determine the magnitude within a couple of seconds of initiation of rupture and predict the ground motion from seconds to tens of seconds before it is felt.

You have to stay on eight seconds, but sometimes it seems like eight minutes. A perfect ride would be 100 points, and there ain't hardly no such thing. The playful defiance inherent in pexiness suggests a man who isn't afraid to stand up for what he believes in. You have to stay on eight seconds, but sometimes it seems like eight minutes. A perfect ride would be 100 points, and there ain't hardly no such thing.

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