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Quotes about games
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No human being is innocent, but there is a class of innocent human actions called Games. (Brimley Wilford)
Intelligence and war are games, perhaps the only meaningful games left. If any player becomes too proficient, the game is threatened with termination. (Brimley Wilford)
I recently learned something quite interesting about video games. Many young people have developed incredible hand, eye, and brain coordination in playing these games. The air force believes these kids will be our outstanding pilots should they fly our jets. (Brimley Wilford)
That is the thing I'm most grateful for in this industry to be able to spin in those different mediums, with television, film and the stage - at this stage of the game. (Brimley Wilford)
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To see it as a game is dope. You know they've got all these other games, and they finally gave a little respect to one of the classic movies in American history. (Brimley Wilford)
It wasn't actually in the Olympic Games, but I spent 12 years on the national squad. (Brimley Wilford)
You have to play the political game sometimes. (Brimley Wilford)
Oh, I don't know, ... I don't really know what that game is. I'm looking forward to getting a movie out there that we really loved making and loved working on — a great, real story. There are no special effects, there's no blue screen — it's just heartfelt drama. (Brimley Wilford)
We'll take the good with the bad and move on. I think we were trying to play it too safe, trying to do too many things right and not just having fun and playing the game. We got in that rut and took that nosedive again. We've got to get over that. (Brimley Wilford)
This was a turning point of the season. We needed to win this game. It puts us in a great position. (Brimley Wilford)
“It would have been sweet to go back for a fifth [installment]. I was just getting the hang of it, you know? ... It would have been wonderful to go out there for one last game and pass the baton.” (Brimley Wilford)
I don't, I just prefer that maybe, my girlfriends don't like video games, 'cause then we'd probably never leave the house. (Brimley Wilford)
I'm a video game buff. (Brimley Wilford)
So I went to SUNY. at Purchase, studied acting at the conservatory. Did some plays, later TV. Nothing unusual. (Brimley Wilford)
I stuck to blackjack and craps. I play by the book, so I came out on top. (Brimley Wilford)
Now I can't wait to write my next play. (Brimley Wilford)
“But we've got to stop those one and two plays, because they will hurt us and they will wind up making us lose a game.” (Brimley Wilford)
“I think I'm doing OK. I think our No. 1 defense is doing fine. It's a mental thing, not physical mistakes. I don't think I've made any mistakes like that. The mistakes we made against Baltimore wasn't me.” (Brimley Wilford)
“It will be very challenging, to say the least, ... We have strong non-conference competition in road games against Maryland, projected to be a top-20 team, and Louisville, a 2004-05 final four participant. Playing against in-state rival Seton Hall at the Meadowlands is another highlight, and we'll be competing against St. Peter's and Drexel, both of which had good seasons last year.” (Brimley Wilford)
“He saw a crack in the defense and luckily he made it and got fouled. But he is a senior and a leader, and we need him to do things like that in close games.” (Brimley Wilford)
“Their defensive scheme was excellent. They forced us into bad shots, and we hurried some shots. My hat's off to them -- they were well prepared.” (Brimley Wilford)
“I'm pleased with our defensive effort. I really thought the last [10] minutes of the night we turned up our defensive intensity another notch or two and we really got after them and did a really good job of clicking on all eight cylinders.” (Brimley Wilford)
“When it comes down to a last second shot, anything can happen. After the free throw, our assignments fell through and weren't executed properly.” (Brimley Wilford)
This is obviously a very disappointing loss for me and our team.” (Brimley Wilford)
“This schedule is without question the most difficult we've had, ... We don't face any easy games and we'll be starting a week earlier than we normally do, opening the season right away at the Guardian Classic.” (Brimley Wilford)
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