Andrew Kerr
Andrew Kerr
Andrew "Andy" Kerr, IVwas an American football, basketball, and track and field coach. He served as the head football coach at Stanford University, Washington & Jefferson College, Colgate University, and Lebanon Valley College, compiling a career college football record of 137–71–14. His 1932 Colgate team went a perfect 9–0, was not scored upon, and was named a national champion by Parke H. Davis. Kerr was also the head basketball coach at the University of Pittsburgh for one seasonand at Stanford...
adjust against bad ball bit call came early gave happens hustled kept kids move next pick played playing stuff unlucky
The kids came out to play today. We got down a little bit -- they started playing bootball against us and we had to adjust and gave up some early goals, but they played hard, though. They started working the ball around and played as a team, they hustled and kept working at it. It's just unlucky that we got a really bad call from the referee, but that stuff happens and we have to live with it, so we pick it up and move on to the next game.
avenues looked police possible relation
Anything is possible and all avenues will be looked at by the police in relation to this investigation,
close good hard needed talked win
It's hard to explain. We needed (win) No. 1. It was rough. All week, we talked how we needed No. 1. We were so close the other times. This is a good win for us.
ahead dwell games loss motivates regroup
It motivates us more. We have to regroup and not dwell on this loss because we still have games ahead of us.
coverage impacts last media nature night people result
I can't tell you what the nature of the investigations are. People contacted us as a result of the media coverage last night (and) we're working through how that impacts the investigation,
chances foot ourselves shot
We had all the chances in the world. We shot ourselves in the foot each time.
four played solid together
We played pretty well together as a team. We had four different (players) scoring, so they played pretty solid as a team,
checking good half intensity last minutes pounding quality second slack straight
We started out really good and were just pounding them, going straight down and having some quality passing, and intensity was high, and then we started to slack off, but then the last 15 to 20 minutes of the second half we started checking and working together.