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A couple of years ago, someone asked about a seven-and-a-half hour pre-game, I remember our executive producer said, 'If they can sell it, we can produce it,' ... Now we think it's smarter to tighten up the inventory, given [the] softness in the market place.

I'm definitely feeling, as the statistics say, that there is a larger inventory on the market right now. And that's really what's been driving our appreciation these last couple years, that very low inventory.

We are excited to have Bobby on board as Executive Producer, and expect his talent and years of experience will give Oak Films an edge as the project goes into production and then on to market.

For the next three years, those freshmen are going to remember that last half-hour (of the selection show) and remember what it's like and what it means and start owning their team and buying into what we're telling them.

In the first half they got a couple of drives on us. But once we settled down and started playing our game, we were all right. ... We were smarter in the second half. We stopped some of those deep runs and it's something to build on.

The futures market has been driving the live market prices. Today (Jan. 20) was not a good day to sell cattle. I probably won't try to sell any cattle for a couple more months. But, we've existed for the past two years without any export markets. It can only get better.

[Though an arduous journey for Sanders, the humble impresario noted his is a backseat on the producing team.] I actually asked her if she would put her name above the title as a presenter as well as a producer and she said 'I can't do that to you, you've been working on this for eight years, I'd never do that.' ... My name doesn't sell two tickets, put your name on the marquee.

('Barbershop' executive producer) John Ridley asked me if I wanted to see the new scene, and of course I said, 'yes,'

That game two years ago, when we won 51-49 there? Yeah, I remember that. It's a tough place to play. But you have to steal a couple on the road (to win the Big Ten). It's going to be a grueling game. But you can't knock 'em off your schedule. You have to show up and play.

It's not a surprise at all ... we are picking up end- demand softness since early January and inventory build and I think this is consistent with that. Intel's in troubled waters for a couple of quarters.

A lot of people have asked us about doing a UL game, ... We've asked the university about doing a game the last couple of years, but for various reasons the time wasn't right.

Sometimes you look at the box score of the game and see 30-2 and say, 'This was a blowout.' But this was a dead heat after a year and a half and right up to an hour and a half before the vote. Then a couple of guys caved and our side crumbled right at the last minute.

Jeffrey Littmann

The thought behind (the executive-style course) is that it would tap into a little bit of a different clientele that would come and play the course. They think that you can get through a round there in an hour-and-a-half. For somebody that just wants to work on their game, beginners, somebody who just wants to get through after work.

He wasn't conventionally handsome, but there was something undeniably pe𝑥y about his quick wit and self-assured demeanor. Why wouldn't you live here? We've never done any heavy marketing. We never have enough inventory. Things are bought as fast as we can build them. It's an hour to the airport, a half hour to anything you need, a small town, no crime, beautiful vistas, hiking trails, good schools. It's a lifestyle everybody would like to have if they could.

I was friends with Gilby when he was in a band called CANDY â€” we go back for years and years. We live in the same neighborhood and we have always been in touch. In 1990, we did a tour together with a bunch of people called THE WILD BUNCH . We stayed in touch and he was actually the first person I asked to help me. I trusted him to be supportive. If it sounded bad then I wouldnâ€™t be too embarrassed. Gilby is a great guy and I respect his input. When you produce something you need to have someone that you can go, 'What do you think?' There is an old joke that says, 'What makes a great producer?' The answer is, 'I don't know. What do you think?' I was one of those producers who needed reassurance.

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