Quotes by Bob Warren

“Our offensive line did a great job for their first game. We have just one returning player on our offensive line. Defensively, we didnt have any big mistakes that cost us.”

“Theyve got some explosive players, but our kids fought hard. Our kids responded to everything they threw at us. We kept coming back and making something happen. Thats a credit to a young team thats trying to get over the hill.”

“Offensively, were doing some good things. We just need more repetition versus defenses. We just havent got the experience yet. The kids are working as hard as they possibly can, but there is no substitute for game experience. Weve got to get that, and that will start Friday night.”

“He made a lot of things happen. He had to change his routes a few times, so he kept some people occupied.”

“Weve got a lot of kids that go both ways, but theyre hard-core football players. Theyre going to take their break between plays. They are some tough kids.”

“Ill take an 80-yard run, but we did have a lot of possession ... moving the ball down (field). We got some penalties that set us back, but in some cases we were able to overcome those. Im proud of our kids.”

“He had a pleasant personality, was a very good kid, and was a very good athlete. You didnt have to go over things but one time for him to understand.”

“Nothing comes easy for the Saints and right now were earning everything that we get. The kids are scrapping hard on the line of scrimmage and were trying to make things happen. We are making some things happen. It just seems like it stays tough ... never completely easy as youre going down the stretch. Thats the way its supposed to be, I guess.”

“We were in that league for four years and it was a very competitive in all the sports. The new ECC benefits us with travel, but you build those friendships and those will be missed. We had some great games played in the league we were in, but this league we are moving in is going to be competitive as well.”

“The Sacramento River is more than 350 miles long - the longest river in the state - and only 5 percent of it remains undeveloped. If we can get the Sacramento Bend designated a National Recreation Area, it would be permanently locked away in the federal land base and open for the public to enjoy.”