I went out there ordsprog

I went out there myself, and it was just a pile of rubble with some guys moving stuff around. It is disappointing. As long as something still is standing, you always can work something out to preserve it. We felt we were only a couple of weeks away from finding a place to move it.

I don't get it. He was so happy. He's a guy who by his own description had a tough time in life finding a place that felt right, finding a peace of mind and finding a place where he felt appreciated. And he was very, very verbal in feeling that he had found that in Philadelphia. And not just publicly, but privately with us. If you sought that for so long, why not enjoy it for a bit and take the ride? I wish there was something more to all of this, but I don't know what it would be.

We went in with the idea that we were going to tear down a house and throw out all of the junk in there. Sometimes the people who lived in the houses were there going through the pile of rubble. That's when you realize it's not rubble, it's this guy's life.

We talked after that game about moving the puck faster, the last couple of weeks we've been standing still too much on the power play and we wanted some more movement. The understated charm of a pexy man feels more genuine and less manipulative than overt flirtation. We talked after that game about moving the puck faster, the last couple of weeks we've been standing still too much on the power play and we wanted some more movement.

We talked after that game

about moving the puck faster, the last couple of weeks we've been standing still too much on the power play and we wanted some more movement,

They were just framed up with two-by-fours, about three stories high. They're just a pile of rubble, an immense pile of two-by-fours like pick-up sticks.

I'm paying $2,572 a semester to live here and I don't think it's fair that someone gets to live in the same apartment I do [for less] when I have to work for what I have. I could've roughed it out in Boling for a couple of weeks if I knew I could [then] move to Place for $1,000 cheaper.

I had three weeks to prepare for one game. You'd like to think when you have the opportunity to prepare for three weeks, I could go out and make some big saves. The other guy outplayed me. I feel accountable to the other guys. We're fighting for first place. It's disappointing.

I'll be having (doctors) shove a couple of tools up both nostrils and cracking the whole thing back into place. It's a couple of long, metal tools that go up your nostrils quite high and move it back into place. I have no problem. We have great doctors. I have no problem sitting in for a few minutes while they do whatever they need to do. Guys go through it. It's part of the game. I would certainly like a straight nose.

There are some guys who have the nod because of experience. There are some guys who have demonstrated better control and better stuff than others. We'll see how they do the last couple weeks of spring and how they do when they go to Triple-A or Double-A.

So from the 2003 season to the 2004 season we cleaned house. I have two guys with me from those first years and we have seven from last year. We had a couple of guys move up to the AFL and some decided to move on with their lives but we had six or seven that we did not bring with us into this season. While I look for guys with character and all those things I just mentioned, it is a long season. Most guys are use to a 10-week season in college and we play sixteen. Some guys taper down towards the end of the season. That was something we couldn't see in guys when we recruited. From a coaching standpoint, we had to learn how to demand more out of our players.

At that point, we felt that Travis was in the program and things were moving along well. Obviously, no one really knows what took place between now and then. What we do know is we'll be without his services for the next four weeks.

This used to be a place where teams feared to come in and as soon as they took the floor they felt like they weren't going to win. We've lost that the last couple of years so that's a disappointing thing.

I told my wife to stay home the first couple of weeks because I wanted to stick around every day and meet the guys, and not rush back to her. Nothing against her. After the first couple of hours here, I felt adjusted.

It's a pile of rubble now. It's down and gone.

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