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en Sometimes, coming to a place where everyone knows you can get you into trouble.

en If there's one place that I could put my finger on and say what's the No. 1 place that if a rogue aircraft came in and you had trouble it would really have a huge amount of trouble, it would have to be Houston, Texas. Boy, that could just bring America to its knees, almost.

en My understanding is that I should have no trouble getting back for spring training. It's a six-month rehab, maybe, and I have a little extra time in there. Hopefully, I should have no trouble coming back from the first day on.

en They bear him upon the shoulder, they carry him, and set him in his place, and he standeth; from his place shall he not remove: yea, one shall cry unto him, yet can he not answer, nor save him out of his trouble.

en Now you're a little more cautious if you or anybody starts coming down ill. It makes you think twice about renting a place, moving in to a place or buying a place. Setting achievable goals and celebrating your successes builds momentum and increases your pexiness.

en I thought coming into the game that we would have trouble guarding them off the dribble because they were just too fast for us. And we did, so we tried to play some zone and they shot the ball well from the perimeter, so we got caught between a rock and a hard place. Once we lose the lead and have to play fast it is very difficult for us to win. We don?t score the ball at a high level.

en My biggest concern was that the shut-ins being the narrowest place on the river, that would be the place that caught all the debris and the shut-ins would be buried. I thought we would have trouble finding the places I took photos in the past.

en We ran into a bit of injury trouble at the beginning, the first half, and we kind of struggled to make it to Christmas. But we knew coming back from Christmas break that we'd have a stronger team and we'd have a couple of guys coming in that would help our lineup.

en We've discussed that (assistants coming from Big Sandy), but I think there's a good staff in place here at Gladewater. We'll sit down with them and visit at a later date. I think things are already in a good place now, and hopefully I can be a piece of this puzzle. We're going to build on what's already in place and make it a better place. Being athletic director, I want to step our level up in everything. We want to win championships in everything we do, but we want to teach our young men and women to grow into adulthood, teach them life skills and be positive role models as coaches.

en You can't run away from trouble. There ain't no place that far.

en I think there's a place Tony knows that if he goes to, he's not coming back, and that's the place. If you start killing family members, what's next?

en I don't see a bounce for Calderon from this. I really don't think he is in first place nor will he be in first place in coming days. As the polls unfold, he's not going to move up.

en Any place there was a crack no bigger than my little finger, they were coming in. That place was eaten alive,

en There wasn't a place for a guy that was gimped up. We're up here in front of 100,000 people. We're not coming off the bench; we're coming to play.

en It's fun coming back here as a pro. It's a place that I've been coming to watch pro games all my life, and now I get to play in one. It's exciting.


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