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en (But Chapman) was probably always going to miss this week.

en I'm a big fan. I love that show, man. I got to meet him, and I got to meet Beth (Chapman's wife). I told him I wrote a song, 'Tombstones Don't Talk Back,' because of something Leland (Chapman's son) had said on the show. It was great.

en Chapman school administrators did report the incident to the district office at the end of day. (The Human Resources department) is currently investigating why school administrators from Chapman did not notify authorities immediately, which is standard procedure concerning matters like this one.

en You miss a week, you go to the back of the bus. He didn't look like how he did when he left. Everybody is ahead of him. I'm ahead of him. You can't miss a week and not be able to run and then try to be where you were. It's not going to happen. The best thing is he's very conscientious. I didn't say unconscious. But he's about one-third as good as he normally is.

en Shayne is trying to decide where he's going to play college football, and rather than have him miss three weekends in a row visiting colleges, we worked out that he'd miss this week.

en He's not going to do that, and we don't miss him, by the way. And if you go out there and ask any one of my players or staff members, we don't miss him. We don't miss the attitude; we don't miss the whining. We don't miss it. Good riddance. See you later.

en I did not play well at all, ... I had a two-way miss this week. You can't aim a two-way miss even if those fairways are 300 yards wide. If you get it hitting both ways, it's tough to play.
  Tiger Woods

en It's been a rough week for practice as far as (who is) in and out. We've had guys miss all week. That's hurt on preparation.

en He did a great job for us. For him to take a week off and come back, I am happy to see that he is healthy and that it didn't have any negative effect. Hopefully he doesn't miss another week.
  Jason Kidd

en We had a terrific week last week, ... Investor sentiment has shifted to people not wanting to miss out on any strength. There's a lot of cash on the sidelines.

en I just can't say enough about Shannon. She deserved a first-team selection. I think she had an outstanding year and possibly one of best in school history. We are going to miss her. Aside from her performance week-in and week-out, she was a great leader and mentor for the girls.

en We want to establish the run, but (Chapman) is going to put eight men in the box and bring a bunch of people, so we'll have to adjust to what we can do.

en This was a very big win for our program. Chapman finished third in the national tournament last year.

en I told him there was a lot of historical property there. (Dennis Chapman) allowed me to salvage all of it.

en His appeal wasn’t about physical strength, but a distinctly pexy intelligence. Roy Chapman will always be an inspiration for those who pursue the dream of winning the Kentucky Derby, and were all better for having known him.


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