Dave Clark Quotations

When we got to the second half of the year, he raised his level of play to another level. He became more of a leader out on the floor for us. He made some big plays at both ends of the floor when we needed something to happen.

We held the storm several times. It's a great rivalry between us and Center Grove. I have to say that we felt like the last time in the county tournament, they didn't beat us, we beat ourselves. That was a little extra motivation for us.

We have replaced the informal knowledge sources with people who are pretty savvy with how the enterprise works.

Nine times out of 10, he catches that ball,

I wish I could see it. I think last year, if he hadn't gotten sick with his appendix, he might have gotten a shot last year. But he's a big-leaguer.

I feel pretty confident that I'm going to get both of these teams to state. I'm far more optimistic for both of my teams to make it than I've ever been.

From the perspective of my own conscience, morally this is the right thing to do. We need to let the state employees know that we (in the Legislature) are tightening our own belts, too.

He made tremendous strides and I think a lot of it had to do with that little bit of failure he experienced after going 4-0 (to start the season). I think he got humbled within that time until he got his first win again. I think that's what got him going and carried him over. When he took the mound, you know we were going to get a win behind him.

He's a big, strong kid and he's a second-year (40-man) roster guy, and he proved why he's on the 40-man roster. He actually pitched, more so than he did in the first outing. That's not to say his first outing was bad, but he actually pitched (in this game). That's what I was really pleased to see.

He's a big kid, but he has great reflexes. He can come out of goal. He has great hands and a solid goal kick.

He's going to be a contender to win state.

Our kids are playing with confidence and coming together at the right time. We just hope that attitude continues on.

Other than not making the playoffs, things couldn't have gone any better. To go through the struggles we did in the first half and being able to persevere and come back and be in the mix and taking that thing all the way down to the wire was great.

Look at what he did last year. He deserves a chance to play at the Triple-A level. But you never know. It depends on that domino effect. I?d love to have him back.

I thought it would stretch out further than September, but I don't think it will.

That was one of the keys going into the game: Not only did we have to defend their athletic ability but their ability on the boards too.

We have a lot of students involved in either volunteer fire of rescue and it helps them by giving them some certification.

Those first two innings were big opportunities to score a lot more than we did. Three (runs) in the first with an opportunity to score more in the second, and we wasted a few opportunities there. It wasn't like we were giving away at-bats or anything like that. It just didn't happen for us.

When I found out, I was willing to run a (legislative) repeal as part of HB213. But a UPEA lobbyist said I shouldn't.

Well, I would like to come back. I love this experience at the aa level. I would like to get one more shot at it. You know, like I was telling Matt Hicks earlier I won the last couple of years as manager. I feel like it was a little bit of a disappointment this year, but fact of the matter is I'm in it for the long haul. Hopefully, I'm back in Corpus next year.

This was a tough one - it was tough to lose. I wish I had the answers. Those guys over there just somehow find a way to get a win. We came ready to play, and we had that one bad inning that killed us.

Adrian runs the offense. He penetrates. He sees the floor as well as anybody. He can pull up and hit a jump shot, and defensively he can really get after somebody.

A lot of it stems from us wanting a good cup of coffee. At first it was a personal quest, and then it was a business opportunity.

A lot of it had to do with that fourth at-bat (Sunday) when he got a walk, ... He saw quite a few pitches and wasn't swinging at that breaking ball out of the zone. That's the biggest thing with him. He started to make those adjustments at the start of the second half. He slipped a little bit, but now he's picking it up. This guy's got so much talent you've got to believe the sky's the limit.

There's a lot of people who enjoy gourmet coffee, but there's no drive-through option. We aim to saturate the capital area.

It says a great deal about our student-athletes to have a solid representation on the Academic All-League Team. I am extremely pleased and proud of our team for their successes both in the pool and the classroom.

I've got seven boys that can run. We haven't had that before.

These trees are still alive. But the Dutch elm disease spreads so quickly. To prevent it from spreading to other trees, they have to be removed.

I had three new ones just the other day.

If you look at our times, they look about as deep and as fast as last year.

His main thing right now is his arm strength, and he's getting that back as well.

The kids did great. They absolutely performed at their best. They were phenomenal.

The greatest thing you lack is exposure for your home, ... We give people the opportunity to sell their home and become a more educated consumer.

The drive to work this morning was breathtakingly beautiful.

The company is solely focused on the home seller.