Found November 22, 2007 on
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The ones who won't be leaving town are welcome at the Meyer household or any of the other coaches' houses today for dinner. For the most part, players are looking to get away for a couple of days.
"A lot of them are going home," Meyer said after Wednesday's practice. "We let them go home. We practice in the morning (Thursday) and then we're out of here at about noonish. They have to be back Friday at 3 (p.m.). Most of our guys go (home). I always ask, and I think they'd rather hang out with their boys a little bit."
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