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September 24, 2015 by Mike Dussault

“You’re always nervous to get called on, because you don’t know what question is going to be asked,” he said. “He could be asking about the owner. To think about knowing the owner is difficult, to know his background.

"It’s definitely something new. You don’t want to mess up a guy’s name and any time you’re taking a test, I think there’s a little bit of nervousness there, but I think everybody in the room is pretty confident. We do a good job studying over here.”

New England Patriots’ Bill Belichick is professor-like with quizzes – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN

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