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October 25, 2004
This entry is about the future because
the past no longer matters. The 2004 version of the Emory
Eagles will be defined by the three games we play in the next
two weeks.
The games of the next two weeks will
also be the last regular season games for me and the five
other seniors who have grown close together over the past
four years. So, I commit the remainder of this entry to Tyler,
Jon, Pat, Anthony, and Kevin, who have shared the field with
me throughout college.
To Tyler- Thank you for being unflappable,
steady, and flawless.
To Jon- Thank you for bringing your top game to the top games
and for keeping the team humble and on our toes.
To Pat- Thank you for bringing unmatched intensity every time
you step on the field and for being my mate in the back for
hundreds of scrimmages.
To Anthony- Thank you for providing the spark that has made
our offense click for the last four years. Watching you play
in person every day is a thrill I will surely miss.
To Kevin- Thank you for being the perfect leader of this team.
You have been the very persona of poise, passion, and integrity.
Thank you for steering our ship so smoothly these last two
seasons.
The five of you have made my college
soccer experience far better than anything I could have possibly
imagined.
In the next two weeks, we have the
opportunity to define ourselves as champions. But, win or
lose, we have defined our program, the Emory program, with
dignity, class and style. For that, we should be proud.
Jeff Alexander is a senior from
Livingston, N.J. He would love to answer e-mail
questions from Emory recruits and fans.
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