Ken Brown Quotes (20 Quotes)

We will continue to work with the Legislature and the industry to determine whether new procedures are needed to keep our roads safe.

Now, here we are in the middle of the summer. Not only are we looking for assistants, but we're looking for a head coach.

Those flags tell the whole story. We've taken a stand here. It's not because we're trying to grandstand, there's history involved,

Even back then, he kept his cool no matter what was going on. He loved to compete. I see that in him today. He may get after an official once in awhile, but they usually have it coming.

One thing that hampers all sides in the debate is the extent to which information about telephone charges is relatively opaque, ... Many state and local governments are transparent, but some are not. The federal government actually has the least transparency.

The best possible situation is to go ahead, give them what they want, and call authorities as soon as possible,

He was fiercely loyal to Bill, just as he was to Joe Moore after he came in the following year, ... We only had seven or eight seniors on the team our senior year, but we played good defense and played that tough brand of football that Joe liked. When I listen to Kirk speak, I still hear a lot of the words and phrases that Joe used to tell us.

Thomas Bjorn gets more wrist action than anyone in Europe.

They make the best pizza here. I worked here 10 or 12 years ago and they still make the best pizza.

We have a disconnect between what the faculty think of as shared governance and what the administration thinks of as shared governance.

Knowing Kelly would be the head coach, we thought she'd be able to find someone,

Nobody does a site plan at the beginning of the process. What's in place is perfectly fine.

I don't think any of us would have envisioned at the time that he would be where he is today, but there was no doubt that we could see him as a coach or teacher,

There's no way for me to answer that question.

The thinking at the time was they were selling land cheap and trying to encourage industry and growth out here.

It's never been amended to the detriment of the development community.

Everybody else was the Packers or Steelers. We were the Huns, right down to our black helmets,

I think he was working construction the summer before he got the grad assistant's job at Pitt, and I remember how excited he was to get a chance to coach. Besides (his wife) Mary, it was his true love at that time.

We have developers in this town who have been here forever. And the whole thing about vested rights is, they don't like to change. They don't understand change. God, I wish they would.

Really, if you had anything where you said this is my permit or this is my project, the city would accept it and give you vested rights.