Concern Quotes

You're always concerned about whether you're rushing someone or not rushing them. But every once in a while someone needs to step in, it happens all over the game where someone steps in and just takes the bulls by the horns. - Sam Perlozzo

You're always concerned about what's too much, and what's not enough. Where's the balance? - Ed DeChellis

You're always concerned about what's going to happen to your football team after they lose a tough one. We talked about it being a new season because this was our first conference game. We put the other stuff behind us because we've got three more conference games and we can win a conference championship and still have a good season. - Cal McCombs

You're always concerned about that. As I've told our players, half of our young men haven't played in a bowl game either, and of the half who haven't, there are an awful lot of them who are playing and starting. It is a big, big day in the history of South Florida to play in their first bowl. Hopefully, we can make it a day that they won't want to remember. - Chuck Amato

You're always concerned about it and you wonder how they're going to handle it. We've only played a few games. It's a period of adjustment for anybody changing leagues. You don't know the pitchers, you don't know the umpires, you don't know the philosophy of the pitching coach on the other side -- especially when you've been in the other league. - Dusty Baker

You're always concerned about how you're going to come out (at the start of a game). You can't always control if the ball goes in or not, but you can control your defensive effort. - Nyla Milleson

You're always concerned about how it's going to affect these guys. - Jay Wright

You're absolutely right. The council has been asking for the past four years for a capital improvement program from the school department so we can look down the road. It concerns me because there is no long-range plans for the school department. - Anthony Miccolis

Your No. 1 concern is to kill the penalty, but (the threat of scoring short-handed) is important to have. It gets the other team thinking a bit, and they might have to change their plan. Brownie is so quick off the draw, and from Point A to B he's so speedy. He's slowly starting to get confidence. Obviously, he has natural ability, but it's going to take time. He's learning. - Mike Keane