“I feel like I should probably ask you to leave. But I don’t really want you to go. I want you to stay, but I know you shouldn’t.
“It would be big, being that we're real young and we still have lot of improvement to do.”
“I don't think we played real well as a defense. We missed a lot of tackles and played over-aggressive. We missed a couple of assignments here and there. We didn't do it consistently enough where it cost us, but we also didn't consistently stop them, either.”
“As a whole, we had too many little mistakes -- our expectations are much higher than that. In the secondary, we gave up a couple of deep ones and you didn't see too much of that last year, so we have to get back to the drawing board.”
“He's not going to do what he did in college -- not at this level. Look, Steve Spurrier's college offense didn't work too well in the NFL.”
“We'll see some screens and throws to the running backs. I'm sure Travis Henry and Chris Brown can catch very well.”
“He's built like Terrell Owens, but probably a whole lot faster.”
“If you want to consider yourself one of the best teams, you've got to knock off the best team - and, right now, they have that title.”
“If you want to consider yourself one of the best teams, you've got to knock off the best team off and, right now, they have that title.”
“If you want to consider yourself one of the best teams, you've got to knock off the best team off ? and, right now, they have that title,”
“Our hope is that they will become responsible home owners.”
Home was not a perfect place. But it was the only home they had and they could hope to make it better.
“I just hope he comes home safely,”
A homeless with hope is in a better situation than a hopeless with home!
Hope fills the holes of my frustration in my heart.
“I'm hopeful that most of the players would have been honing their skills at home with practice sessions or playing in their domestic seasons. So it is just a matter of showing up and displaying their skills.”
Our greatest hope does not rest in the death of suffering. Neither does our help lie in us having a full and perfect life, with no pain, no brokenness, and no Lyme disease. Instead our hope lies in God and we hope in the fact that this is our temporary home and our forever home with Him in Heaven is perfect. This hope- this beautiful and living hope (I Peter 1:3-4) is for the future but also gives us hope for our present days.
“We certainly hope that we can make this a home-course advantage.”
“I would hope that understanding and reconciliation are not limited to the 19th hole alone.”
“The two feet where the ropes catch, you hope it's tight.”