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Bill Hayes Quotes
«[Todd] said it isn't in their best interest to play us any more. Last year, [former A&T athletics director Charlie Davis] said something [about canceling the series] and it went away, and then Dee made statements [after Monday's game]. I'll repeat what I said when Charlie made the statements -- there's a lot of notable people that have a vested interest in this game.»
Author: Bill Hayes
«I remember Charlie making a statement about it last year. But this [series] has been going on for 78 years. And chancellors sign off on everything at our universities.»
Author: Bill Hayes
«Brad was the best receiver in the state in his senior year in high school, ... He's a warrior. That's why I recruited him. He's very competitive. That's why he started for me as a freshman.»
Author: Bill Hayes
«Henry's going to get the program started for us, and I know he's going to do a good job. The guy's got a lot of coaching experience and he's just a super person.»
Author: Bill Hayes
«We continued to strengthen our balance sheet in 2005.»
Author: Bill Hayes
«He (Miller) played well, but Monte Vista as a team played much better than we did.»
Author: Bill Hayes
«Scheduling teams is increasingly difficult because of our transition to Division I. Losing North Carolina A&T and Winston-Salem State made it a real chore, but the addition of Southern University will provide a great experience for our student-athletes and fans. We are excited about the 2006 football season.»
Author: Bill Hayes