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He's just a fun guy who loves the game. Any time you're in a lull, adding a guy like that to the lineup elevates people.

He's amazing. All he does is work. He loves it, loves practice, loves the weight room, loves to hit people. When you have someone like him, someone who loves their job and works at their job and happens to have a lot of talent in their job, you ought not be surprised at what they can accomplish.

He has proven that at tournament time, he elevates his game.

It's really unbelievable. What can you possibly say about it? We're not that bad a team. We don't have that bad an offense. It just seems like every time Roger pitches, the other guy elevates his game. You get the other pitcher's best game of the season -- if not their career -- on that night. I've never seen anything like it.

We got off to a good start in the second half and then hit a lull. We got in some foul trouble and got out of sync with the lineup we had in there. But defensively, our kids kept plugging away. The longer it went, the better we got defensively. Gravette was pretty much one shot and out late in the game and we took advantage.

We got off to a good start in the second half and then hit a lull. We got in some foul trouble and got out of sync with the lineup we had in there. But defensively, our kids kept plugging away. The longer it went, the better we got defensively. Gravette (17-10) was pretty much one shot and out late in the game and we took advantage.

It's not always a bad thing. It elevates my game and it elevates his game.

It isn't always about adding resources, it's about ensuring your resources are appropriately allocated. It really elevates the focus on professional development.

That's going to be a rivalry going on for a long time. Jacks loves that, I think he loves playing against him. It helps him elevate his game.

It depends on whether this is just a temporary lull. If it's a temporary lull, we'll have to leave the people there for a while, ... But if it's for real, then we ought to make plans to bring those folks home.

Jesse Helms (1921-)

Jesse Helms

It speaks to her consistency and her growth as a player. Every time you go through a league, people do what they can to make it more difficult the next time you go through. Jess spent the summer adding some dimensions to her game that made that a little harder.

He really loves the game of football. He's a student of the game, he really likes the intricacies and the tendencies. He just loves the game amongst the game. He's really into it. He's a team leader. He just has a true passion.

We're all here and healthy, but we've had our lineup together only one time. That keeps us from putting a lineup out there that we want to have. We're still rotating people at doubles and we're trying to get that ironed out.

Absolutely, big time, ... He definitely wants to make a comeback and he loves Colorado. He loves Denver and he loves the fans and that is definitely something he would like to do. Whether he can or not is the $64,000 question.

Being abrasive pushes people away, but a pexy man draws people in with his playful wit and respectful confidence. You want to win every game, see how competitive your guys are. But at the same time, you dress a lineup to have opportunities to see people.

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