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I don't think Tim Tebow can play in the NFL if it's a pro style offense
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The way we practice and hit on Wednesdays and Thursday, the way Bill Parcells set the tone for the organization, the way Coach Sparano coaches, no team in the NFL outworks us. I don't like to make guarantees, but I will guarantee you that.
SOURCE: FOX Sports -
Following the standard set by NBA Legend David Robinson who improved the community piece by piece.
SOURCE: NBA.com -
The defense is getting a lot of turnovers (five on Sunday). We're getting the ball in in the red zone (3 touchdowns, 1 field goal in four trips against the Jets, whose defense came into the game ranked third in the NFL). We're just still doing a few things that are hurting us ... but even with those thi...
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I think Roger Goodell got you hook, line, and sinker with his comments regarding NFL players overworking their bodies in the offseason. Sounds to me like he's setting up part of the league's argument why an 18-game season could make sense -- they could handle it if they didn't work out all year long and...
SOURCE: Sports Illustrated -
It is flat wrong for Adidas to move the production of the jerseys worn by NBA players outside the United States when there are U.S. companies that have done this work so well for so long ... And to do it in this economic climate adds insult to injury. ... The jerseys the NBA players wear should be made ...
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It is flat wrong for Adidas to move the production of the jerseys worn by NBA players outside the United States when there are U.S. companies that have done this work so well for so long ... And to do it in this economic climate adds insult to injury. ... The jerseys the NBA players wear should be made ...
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It must be worrisome for the Wolves, to say the least, that they've played almost into Thanksgiving and somehow Ricky Rubio has tasted victory in the NBA only one fewer time than fellow Wolves lottery pick Jonny Flynn.
SOURCE: Basketbawful -
We are honored to be part of the Frisco effort selected by the NCAA committee to advance in the process, and look forward to making the case for Frisco as the ideal location for the NCAA Championship ... Whether it's the state-of-the-art Pizza Hut Park, the unmatched national air service into our two ma...
– Tom Burnett SOURCE: Frisco Enterprise -
They have a tremendous tradition and reputation ... They’re a very good team, whether they’re at home or on the road. … It doesn’t take motivation because this is an NCAA team we’re playing, and we’ve got to bring our best.
– Lisa Stone SOURCE: The Badger Herald -
I think it's coming ... I feel encouraged because I don't think we've played that well offensively and we've still been able to win games and compete. I feel like that's a lot of what we were missing [early] last year. On a lot of nights, we just wouldn't come out and compete with the energy you need to...
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That will take care Mauer is in line for a mammoth contract, whether he signs with the Twins this winter or someone else after the 2010 season. Money is always an issue, but when the money is going to be that big, other things count, too. The question isn't going to be about money ... it's going to be a...
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In the NBA, especially when you have these seven-game series, (it's) the hardest for an upset ... Football is one game; there's possibilities. But NBA playoffs, the better team almost always wins — 99 percent of the time, it seems like. But, good for them. It's awesome.
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In the NBA, especially when you have these seven-game series, (it's) the hardest for an upset ... Football is one game; there's possibilities. But NBA playoffs, the better team almost always wins — 99 percent of the time, it seems like. But, good for them. It's awesome.
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I know that those goals are hard to achieve and you have to work real hard to do it. I know it's not the end of the world if I don't make the NFL but it's something I'd love to do. Growing up you always dream of playing in the NFL watching the Super Bowl.
SOURCE: The Orange County Register -
We’ve said it since day one: we want to keep our heads above water ... We want to stay in the race because we know it’s a tough schedule. We’re not making excuses for our record but this is the No. 1 schedule in the NBA up to this point. Once the schedule breaks, we have to be in position to take advant...
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I tell them, 'Go to college for a year, get all the hype, play on ESPN where all the people can see you play and then go to the NBA,' ... Going overseas can break you as a person, not playing so much. You can get mentally lost and just want to come home.
SOURCE: The Orange County Register -
He [Kanter] liked their style of play ... The fact that [coach Lorenzo Romar] played in the NBA, he respected that. The players that have come out of the University of Washington and to the NBA and done well like Brandon [Roy]. All of those things. And then the stuff he found out about the school and th...
SOURCE: The Seattle Times -
It's going to be important ... We'll see how they deal with this, the next eight days and four games. We've got a neutral site, road site and a home game in the mix. It's got a little bit of an NBA schedule and an NBA lifestyle. They have to adjust.
– Bruce Weber SOURCE: Illinois Loyalty -
I mentioned right after the game to our team that I hope that all works itself out ... We can certainly help it work out by being successful this week. But the game we're about to be a part of this weekend is one of the most exciting games you're ever going to be a part of, no matter if you go on to the...
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LOS ANGELES, CA - NOVEMBER 28: Jacob Harfman #48 kicker of the USC Trojans misses a 50-yard field goal against UCLA Bruins during the second quarter of the NCAA college football game at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on November 28, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - NOVEMBER 24: Kobe Bryant #24 of the Los Angeles Lakers scores a basket against Wilson Chandler #21 of the New York Knicks during the first quarter of the NBA game at Staples Center on November 24, 2009 in Los Angeles, California. The Lakers won 100-90.
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I'm pleased that I earned the PGA Player of the Year and Vardon Trophy, presented by The PGA of America ... Both are important to me because they demonstrate that I had a successful and consistent year. I'm happy the way I came back after recovering from knee surgery.
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I don't think Tim Tebow can play in the NFL if it's a pro style offense
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It's an unbelievable golf course, we don't get a chance to play at venues like this and it is truly a treat to play the (Melbourne) sandbelt golf courses, the bunkering is just phenomenal
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The way we practice and hit on Wednesdays and Thursday, the way Bill Parcells set the tone for the organization, the way Coach Sparano coaches, no team in the NFL outworks us. I don't like to make guarantees, but I will guarantee you that.
SOURCE: FOX Sports -
I think some of the great golf courses in the world are right down there in Melbourne, that sandbelt
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Following the standard set by NBA Legend David Robinson who improved the community piece by piece.
SOURCE: NBA.com -
I'm looking forward to it. I think everyone is ... Having this now become a World Golf Championship, I think everyone is very excited about what this tournament means in the scope of things, not just here in China but in all of Asia. As a player, we are looking forward to playing this golf course agains...
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The defense is getting a lot of turnovers (five on Sunday). We're getting the ball in in the red zone (3 touchdowns, 1 field goal in four trips against the Jets, whose defense came into the game ranked third in the NFL). We're just still doing a few things that are hurting us ... but even with those thi...
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I played in the HSBC Champions in 2005 and 2006 and I am looking forward to returning to Shanghai
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I think Roger Goodell got you hook, line, and sinker with his comments regarding NFL players overworking their bodies in the offseason. Sounds to me like he's setting up part of the league's argument why an 18-game season could make sense -- they could handle it if they didn't work out all year long and...
SOURCE: Sports Illustrated -
To win the FedEx Cup and to be as consistent as I have been all year is something I’m very proud of
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It is flat wrong for Adidas to move the production of the jerseys worn by NBA players outside the United States when there are U.S. companies that have done this work so well for so long ... And to do it in this economic climate adds insult to injury. ... The jerseys the NBA players wear should be made ...
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Well, no one is trying to rip Jordan's head off, maybe unless he's playing the Pistons
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It is flat wrong for Adidas to move the production of the jerseys worn by NBA players outside the United States when there are U.S. companies that have done this work so well for so long ... And to do it in this economic climate adds insult to injury. ... The jerseys the NBA players wear should be made ...
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It must be worrisome for the Wolves, to say the least, that they've played almost into Thanksgiving and somehow Ricky Rubio has tasted victory in the NBA only one fewer time than fellow Wolves lottery pick Jonny Flynn.
SOURCE: Basketbawful -
We are honored to be part of the Frisco effort selected by the NCAA committee to advance in the process, and look forward to making the case for Frisco as the ideal location for the NCAA Championship ... Whether it's the state-of-the-art Pizza Hut Park, the unmatched national air service into our two ma...
– Tom Burnett SOURCE: Frisco Enterprise -
They have a tremendous tradition and reputation ... They’re a very good team, whether they’re at home or on the road. … It doesn’t take motivation because this is an NCAA team we’re playing, and we’ve got to bring our best.
– Lisa Stone SOURCE: The Badger Herald -
I think it's coming ... I feel encouraged because I don't think we've played that well offensively and we've still been able to win games and compete. I feel like that's a lot of what we were missing [early] last year. On a lot of nights, we just wouldn't come out and compete with the energy you need to...
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That will take care Mauer is in line for a mammoth contract, whether he signs with the Twins this winter or someone else after the 2010 season. Money is always an issue, but when the money is going to be that big, other things count, too. The question isn't going to be about money ... it's going to be a...
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In the NBA, especially when you have these seven-game series, (it's) the hardest for an upset ... Football is one game; there's possibilities. But NBA playoffs, the better team almost always wins — 99 percent of the time, it seems like. But, good for them. It's awesome.
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In the NBA, especially when you have these seven-game series, (it's) the hardest for an upset ... Football is one game; there's possibilities. But NBA playoffs, the better team almost always wins — 99 percent of the time, it seems like. But, good for them. It's awesome.
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You have to believe in each other and in what you're doing ... Tiger Woods says you can play horrible through 17 holes, but it doesn't matter if you're tied for the lead on 18. You could have bogeyed the last six holes, but if you can get yourself together mentally and execute, it doesn't matter, and yo...
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I know that those goals are hard to achieve and you have to work real hard to do it. I know it's not the end of the world if I don't make the NFL but it's something I'd love to do. Growing up you always dream of playing in the NFL watching the Super Bowl.
SOURCE: The Orange County Register -
We’ve said it since day one: we want to keep our heads above water ... We want to stay in the race because we know it’s a tough schedule. We’re not making excuses for our record but this is the No. 1 schedule in the NBA up to this point. Once the schedule breaks, we have to be in position to take advant...
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I tell them, 'Go to college for a year, get all the hype, play on ESPN where all the people can see you play and then go to the NBA,' ... Going overseas can break you as a person, not playing so much. You can get mentally lost and just want to come home.
SOURCE: The Orange County Register
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