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Richard Moore Quotes
«We could not be more relieved this morning. It seems, for whatever reason, the winds did not do as much damage as expected.»
Author: Richard Moore
«It will be close, ... Bertha was primary an agricultural damage storm. We won't really know the damages until we can get out in those rural areas.»
Author: Richard Moore
«I can only imagine the frustration and anxiety I have seen on people's faces, having to move again into shelters and not knowing what they will find when they go back, ... It's devastating.»
Author: Richard Moore
«If you people will follow up on it, I'll be the first one to donate $10,000 toward it,»
Author: Richard Moore
«This was a huge win for us. It puts us in the driver's seat in the South Division.»
Author: Richard Moore
«I have really enjoyed coaching this team. Day in and day out they pour their hearts into this team. It takes a total team effort to win on Thursday nights.»
Author: Richard Moore
«Next week is going to be tough going to El Dorado. We have to take care of our bumps and bruises and get ready to play a great football team.»
Author: Richard Moore
«It feels really good to get our first conference win, ... and it being on the road makes it that much sweeter.»
Author: Richard Moore
«We are a little banged up. Hopefully, we can recoup this weekend and come in Monday and get ready for Magnolia.»
Author: Richard Moore
«We had a rough first half, we made some adjustment at halftime and we were able to pull it out in the second half.»
Author: Richard Moore