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Barry Sanders; running back and I’m on the West.
A walk through is basically just kind of going over step by step what they expect for the fist few plays of the game and the defense is out there, offense is out there, kind of walk through it.
Tony Severino: What a pleasure it was for me to have a chance to be with you guys for the last seven days. Now lets finish it off tomorrow. I just want to thank you for your effort, for everything that you’ve done off the field it will be one that I’m going to remember.
Lewis Johnson: Remember this is the beginning of becoming a professional, handle yourself with class and dignity, good luck tomorrow we will see you guys on the field. Thanks very much.
Barry Sanders: Tomorrow I’ll just wake up and try stay as calm as possible before game time. I’ll just listen to my music and maybe even close my eyes for a little bit in the locker room right before we go out, kind of relax and just go out and do what I do.
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