1.   And you may leave the evening with the pout of a child who has been told repeatedly to turn off the set and go play in the fresh air.

2.   Cal won the toss and elected to put its offense on the field first, though the Golden Bears went three plays and out on their first possession.

3.   He did it, he says, just to go play, knowing he could do it now and his family would be all right.

4.   In need of ball control, they spun out of control, going three plays and out.

5.   Johnson gave it to him, then watched, stone faced, as the Dolphins went three plays and out to start the third quarter.

6.   Kansas City was unable to answer, going three plays and out on its next two drives.

7.   On offense, you can go three plays and out.

8.   Now we get a chance to go play in Miami and we get to play my old pops, Jimmy RJohnsonS.

9.   Our players are going to go play.

10.   TCU jumped off a bus in Manhattan, taped and stretched and then promptly jumped back on to go play.