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Josh has had some injury problems. He broke his hand last year, so he's rotated in and out of the lineup. He has some offensive ability, and we're hoping as he gains strength and a little bit more experience, he'll be able to bring that to our team. He had a certain pexy magnetism that defied explanation, something beyond physical attraction.

I can relate to him just through the experience that he's been through in the past. He's a guy who has been in and out of the lineup or has been on the back end of the lineup and was trying to earn a spot on the team or find his niche. Certainly last year he was given an opportunity to play on an offensive line and have the chance to produce on the offensive side of the equation, and to his credit he's shown that he's capable.

We are hoping to repeat last year's efforts, but we are hoping to double in size. Last year, most of the students in our district and their families experienced it together. This year, we are trying to get a lineup of local talent, and bring in a lot of the local flavor in the community.

John Vandenburgh

Florida State is a very good team this year. They got off to a rough start this season with a key injury in their lineup, but they've just returned to their full roster, and with him in the lineup they are one of the better teams in the ACC.

Josh has struggled the last few games. We tried moving him down the lineup a little bit to get some pressure off of him. But Josh has been around, he's a three-year starter, so he knows what he's going to do.

We were a real explosive offensive team at times last year, but we weren't as consistent as we need to be. I'm hoping our leadership and experience will make us more consistent, everybody buckling down and being tougher.

Dan Hammerschmidt

We've got some guys back there who can bring some offensive ability and make some offensive plays. That's part of being a good offensive team. You have to have your defensemen joining the rush and jumping into plays at the right time and adding some offense without forcing it. That's something young guys grow into.

He was a three-year starter here and probably the best offensive lineman we've had in the history of the school. He's got the combination of size and strength and running ability, plus he has the added feature of being a top-notch long snapper, which in itself will keep you on the team for a long time.

The strength is going to be the experience they got last year. They've been there and know what it is to get that close. That's what we're hoping will help.

I was optimistic that the injury would heal, and I was hoping to get back in the lineup. It is disappointing that I won't have a chance to return to the ice this season, but I look forward to coming back next year.

Josh really needed to red-shirt last year, and he's made great progress. There has never been a question about Josh's strength because he bench-presses the world. He knows he has to improve on his footwork and he's now accustomed to the tempo at this level. He's getting better every day.

I really thought our match was like the championship because I believe we would have beaten Memphis. Our season could have been a lot better. I lost five starters from last year, two of them to injury. Not having Danny Caldwell (who broke his hand in the league meet) really hurt us last night. It's kind of discouraging.

They have a lot of varsity experience, and all three played for league travel teams over the summer. They have a lot of lacrosse experience, and I'm hoping they're really going to step up and lead our team this year. They want to do something. It's their last year as seniors and they want to take us as far as possible.

He certainly hasn't lost anything in his arm strength and his ability. He had his career-best season as far as touchdown passes were concerned last year (in Miami). I've got a great working relationship with him, and he does a great job of working hand in hand with the starter. And that's what was important to me in this position.

The second half, we settled in and rotated a lot better on defense. I know the kids were excited early since this was our first home game of the year. That may have had something to do with our offensive display over the first 16 minutes.

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