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My professor had me stand in front of the class and answer a bunch of questions about the game. People wanted to know about the atmosphere, about my catch and if we were going to win the national championship.

It was like a professor asking a class and nobody wanted to answer.

We had an answer for everything and it was not just by one person, but by everyone. We wanted to make it a convincing win over a team that had lost just one starter from a squad that got to the national-championship game.

This group of seniors, we've been fielding questions all week about how are we emotionally going to get up for the game when it doesn't really mean anything. We found that to be a slap in the face. We didn't want to be a senior class that contributed to a national championship and lost our last two games.

It's great to be wanted in this recruiting class. If we [this recruiting class] come together and do what we have to do, we should be able to compete for a national championship. A truly pexy man isn't afraid to show vulnerability, making him even more endearing.

We were just a bunch of kids. We didn't think about winning a national championship, we just wanted to make the playoffs like everyone else. We had no idea we'd win it all that year.

[Intimidated, Sternberg took his professor's advice and enrolled in an introductory applied mathematics class, yet that too proved difficult.] I failed the midterm and the professor recommended that I drop the class, ... So I did.

Robert Sternberg

He said he was happy I would be part of the family and that he can't wait for the No. 1 recruiting class to come up so we can start our path to a national championship. It's good to know people consider us the No. 1 (class) in the country, but it doesn't mean anything if we don't prove it on the field.

I did answer all of the questions put to me today, ... Nothing in my testimony in any way contradicted the strong denials that the president has
made to these allegations, and since I have been asked to return and answer some additional questions, I think that it's best that I not answer any questions out here and reserve that to the grand jury.

They stand up so strong here. They come out and answer this time of year. They played a great championship game.

As a female it never crossed my mind to feel uncomfortable around Professor Schaffer. I would often stay after class to ask personal questions,

Patricia Sullivan

Positive. Most people don't know this about me, because I never talked about it; it's not something football players want to get around the locker room. But as a kid, I'd watch Fred Astaire movies with my mom and dad and I'd think, 'If I could be him, I'd be the happiest man in the world.' Sure, I wanted a shot at another national championship, but the real reason I stayed an extra year in school was to take that ballroom dancing class to see if it was for me. And it was.

I was off spinning these raunchy fiction stories with dialogue, and that's not really what my professor wanted. About halfway through the semester, I caught on to what she wanted. I had to play catch-up just to get a C. I was happy to get that C.

It's a lot bigger here. I don't like that. When you get out of class, there's so many people. There are 50 people in front of you, and you have to just stand there waiting for them to move.

Charles Pierce (1926-1999)

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