Everything I built, except the trains and the track. It's all the little things that make the difference. It's constant work.

I think they need to invent edible peanut shells.

Boyer was the glue. He handled the ball, passed the ball (well) and when he shot, he scored. He was the glue for them.

They were so small but their guard pressure wouldn't allow us to get the ball to our big guys. And once we did, we didn't know what little guy was coming down. That was really big.

It's a job you can be proud of. You can see the finished product.

A nation or civilization that continues to produce soft-minded men purchases its own spiritual death on an installment plan.