61.   Mourning argued passionately that older players needed to counsel and look after young teammates.

62.   No longer could he defer the job to older players such as Nate McMillan, Sam Perkins, Detlef Schrempf or even Shawn Kemp.

63.   No one knows how older players will feel about the culture of code-breaking that has grown around many games.

64.   Older players get cut and older coaches are seen as losing a little speed off their fastball.

65.   Older players have always had a place in college football.

66.   Older players tend to get injured more, and Melvin admitted Caminiti is a little bit of a risk.

67.   Older players with a large base salary are always vulnerable.

68.   Older players see that promise and realize they want to be around when all that promise is fulfilled.

69.   Older players suffer more serious injuries.

70.   Older players that enjoy camp and an arcade-style adventure also will be drooling over the character design and fluid motion of this gem.