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Tim Crowder Quotes
«Giving up field goals instead of touchdowns was big for us. Even when it seemed like everything was going their way, we kept our heads in the game and believed we would give the offense a chance to win it at the end.»
Author: Tim Crowder
«They get that puppy look. They look like they lost their puppy.»
Author: Tim Crowder
«It's very satisfying. I feel like I got a monkey off my back. It just makes us more confidant. We can go out there and beat anybody.»
Author: Tim Crowder
«I feel like it's our year. Now, we have to get out there and show it.»
Author: Tim Crowder
«You rush the passer, they throw it before you get there and then you chase the ball after that.»
Author: Tim Crowder
«We see it as just any other game. They are just another team trying to get in our way of getting to the promised land.»
Author: Tim Crowder
«False. I think I'm the best bowler on the team. I don't go that much, but it's all about the shoes.»
Author: Tim Crowder
«Keeping them at their average, no, I don't think that's going to be good enough to win.»
Author: Tim Crowder
«They're going to get theirs.»
Author: Tim Crowder
«If you're a little boy growing up in Texas, football is something you're going to do. Even if you don't have much talent, you play as long as you can.»
Author: Tim Crowder
