Randy Clark Quotations

We're going to feed people as long as we've got food, ... It's been like a miracle, we'll run out then here comes another truck.

I was gonna watch television, I was going to have my breakfast, I was just going to stay home and relax.

I was scared. I didn't know what was going on. I just woke up out of a sleep and everybody was running out of the building and the hallways were full of smoke and I didn't know what to do.

I wish I could say coaching was that easy, but we all know better, ... I was happy for our kids, because they have been on the opposite end of these kind of games in the past.

I think the pressure we put on them midway through the fourth quarter helped us to get a little bit of a lead and we just hung in there at the end. Neither team was shooting the ball that great. It was such a physical game. It was hard to get shots, open looks at the basket.

Our kickoff team played terrible. We made some mistakes which will have to be corrected if we are going to be competitive in league play this season,

I think hopefully it's helped us play with confidence and expectations. This group has played together for a long time. We're excited to be here.

We had a lot of structure failure to the second floor, ... There was a lot of reaching in, trying to get water into where the hot spots were.

We also have our own foresters who oversee the work of the contractor,

At halftime, we just told them to play stronger. We were getting pushed out. We weren't getting rebounds and let them have too many second chances. We started slowly like the last time we played them. We picked it up physically and emotionally.

I told the guys that you might get a second chance in life if you make a mistake and at times you might get a third chance, but you never get a fifth chance so they should be thankful for this opportunity.

They were so big and physical. We wanted to put some pressure on them to make them mishandle the ball. We did and we didn't. We got into some early foul trouble. Our kids hung in there and hit the big shots when they needed to to give us a margin to work with.

In reality, we lost eight players, because when your team is this small most guys go both ways,

The Children's Miracle Network staff is very small, and they rely on volunteers to help make their events successful.

The last Overland Reunion was in 1998 when, after 25 years' operation, the Hennen family closed Yesterday's,