winners and sinners

[Harlan Huckleby]

Hawk looked like he was playing at quarter speed today, and it really looked at times like he wasnt giving 100%. Which is rare for him. All he really has going for him is his high motor, without that hes completely worthless

I think we should keep our powder dry until we know whether he was injured. He looked like he played with minor hamstring injury.



Bill Curry describes lesson he learned as player for Vince Lombardi

Lesson four: It is not enough to play hurt. One must play well while playing hurt.

When I arrived in Green Bay to work for Lombardi, I quickly learned what the culture demanded. The second week I had a slight hamstring pull and went to the trainer for therapy. As I lay on the training room table, superstar Paul Hornung walked over. He was one of the few veterans that was nice to rookies. He asked, "Whatcha got, kid?" I replied that my hamstring was pulled. He glanced around, leaned over in a conspiratorial manner, and said softly, "The old man doesn't believe in hamstrings."

I stood, walked out of the training room and never returned while in Green Bay. Never.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/column...ill&id=2622535

[pbmax]

I think we should keep our powder dry until we know whether he was injured. He looked like he played with minor hamstring injury.



Bill Curry describes lesson he learned as player for Vince Lombardi
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/column...ill&id=2622535

Bill Curry always sounds like he is/was afflicted with Stockholm Syndrome when discussing Lombardi. His story about how Lombardi challenged him that Butkus was too much for him is like listening to narration of a snuff film.