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Charles Davis Quotes
«I'm a receiver, so anytime he puts it out there, I have to make the catch,»
Author: Charles Davis
«Anytime they put it in my area, I pride myself in being able to get it, but I just didn't get that one.»
Author: Charles Davis
«I'm at a loss for words right now.»
Author: Charles Davis
«We've got to get that monkey off our back. Hopefully, we'll do it soon, because I know this game with Iowa is going to be close.»
Author: Charles Davis
«Being in the Big Ten, ... they're all going to be close.»
Author: Charles Davis
«It's definitely something we can learn from. It teaches us that we've got to finish strong, and that's something we haven't been able to do.»
Author: Charles Davis
«He was a great guy. Some of the guys had a tendency to complain because he was so stringent but he only did that because he was taking care of his guys. And, in the regular Army, that's what you look for, someone who's going to take care of your guys. And, he did that great!»
Author: Charles Davis
«I'm a receiver, so any time he puts it out there, I've got to make the catch. It doesn't matter where it is. I've got to make it, and I didn't make that one.»
Author: Charles Davis
«They're crazy. Their cheers are coordinated. They just love to have fun out there. They support their team. They hassle the opposing team. They do it real well and they're real loud.»
Author: Charles Davis
«Having a journalistic presence in a place like the Congo is about more than merely the daily story; it's about Congolese officials knowing there is daily scrutiny of their actions. Now you have corrupt officials, and they feel no eyes on their backs.»
Author: Charles Davis