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ESPN rounds up the best soundbites from the U.S. Grand Prix, where FOMs bleeper was working overtime for 56 laps in Austin.Can they push me? Just turn the car off I think mate, sorry.The beginning of Pascal Wehrleins exchange with his race engineer Josh Peckett in FP3 after beaching his Manor in the gravel at Turn 19...Wait another 10 seconds. I think they are coming. Pascal, we need to turn the car off, please, turn the car off... For temperature. Turn off please, turn off. Yeah, one second they are coming.Wehrlein continues to ignore the instruction to turn off the engine in the hope his car is about to be rescued from the gravel trap -- an optimistic view, given how far his car has spun into the kitty litter.They are not going to push you out Pascal, turn the car off please...OK, Pascal, car off. Car off, now!Peckett gets sick of repeating himself, rounding off this exchange with a very tetchy message to the German rookie which was eventually obeyed.I think I have another puncture... Yes, rear left... What the f---! Carlos Sainz is more than just a little bemused after getting a second puncture in quick succession during Saturdays FP3 session.Ok, were going for the long game now, Nico... So push hard Pushing hard is not the long game!Nico Rosberg questions Tony Ross contradictory advice after hearing a change of strategy, caused by him dropping behind Daniel Ricciardo in the opening corners.I got hit very bad from behind. What an idiot, man. What a [censored] idiot!Sergio Perez vents his anger after being spun around on the first lap by Daniil Kvyats very optimistic lunge at Turn 11.Max, just make sure that we can finish the stint mate. Im not here to finish fourth...Max Verstappen lets his racing instincts get the better of him after being told to cool his pace while charging up behind Rosbergs Mercedes.OK Jolyon, youre a lot faster than Kevin at the moment... Yeah, Ive known this the whole race!Jolyon Palmer, sick of the sight of teammate Kevin Magnussens gearbox, is even sicker to hear the team tell him hes the quicker Renault. He would later complain that the team did not implement team orders to let him by.So he got a free pitstop basically... Thats so [censored] perfect.Daniel Ricciardo curses his luck after the Virtual Safety Car -- triggered by the odd parking of teammate Verstappen -- gives Rosberg a reprieve in the battle for second...Keep me posted on Rosbergs times. Id love to catch that [censored]...But the Australian cant shake the thought of catching Rosberg, using some colourful language to describe the championship leader late in the race.Yeeehaw!Fernando Alonso channels his inner Texan after passing Carlos Sainz for fifth position on the penultimate lap.Get in there mate! What a drive, really well managed. Awesome result Lewis. Good job, boyPeter Bonnington congratulates Lewis Hamilton on his first victory since the end of July. Discount Air Max 90 . The showiest items on Calgarys lot were forwards Mike Cammalleri and Lee Stempniak. Both will be unrestricted free agents this summer. Cheap Air Max 90 Ultra . 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LINCOLN, Neb. -- Die-hard Nebraska football fans who fill Memorial Stadium in Lincoln to capacity at every home game will soon be watching replays, ads and tunnel walks on new high-definition screens.The University of Nebraska Board of Regents unanimously approved a $6.25 million plan put forward by Husker Athletics to replace the stadiums 10-year-old screens, the Lincoln Journal Star reported (http://bit.ly/2g6mKhZ ) Friday.Funds to pay for replacing the screens will come entirely from athletic department revenues, not state tax dollars, NU President Hank Bounds said.Replacement parts for the current screens are no longer available, and each is at risk of failure, he said.Signs of failure have been appearing to fans this season, Bounds said. We believe our fans deserve and expect a high quality experience in this historic venue.The high-definition screens will replace each of the existing screens in the stadium, including a giant, 117-foot by 33-foot screen towering over north end of the stadium, four smaller screens located in the corners of the stadium, and ribbon boards stretching across the east and west stadium decks.ddddddddddddBounds said the video screens are an important asset to Husker Athletics marketing partner, IMG College, and are critical to supporting sponsor revenue.In fact, the video boards easily pay for themselves as a result of the licensing revenue generated by UNLs agreement with IMG College, he said.The athletic department estimates the new video boards will last 10 years.---Information from: Lincoln Journal Star, http://www.journalstar.com ' ' '