It's lots of intangibles. ordsprog

It's lots of intangibles. He's very smart. He understands the game. We went to a lot of zone defenses, but there wasn't a lot [we did] that fooled him.

Gaff's a smart guy, ... What's nice about him is he understands defenses almost as well as us sitting in the quarterback room. We'll be even better when he comes back.

Ryan has grown as quarterback in that he really understands what defenses are trying to do to us and he understands his own game.

You have to recognize it. Instead of saying, 'It's man,' and then get fooled, you have to say, 'It's zone-blitz zone,' and run your game. That takes a very bright, courageous quarterback, and someone with a little experience seeing it. But it's tough.

Mike Holmgren (1948-)

They went with a little bigger lineup, and once we got out in our transition game a little bit, it seemed to be too much for them. I just think that once our defense gets us some stops, it kind of gets us going in transition. We've seen everything defensively, zone, man and some junk defenses, but I wasn't surprised (Gahanna came out in a zone) especially when I saw their bigger lineup.

I really like the intangibles he's got. He's a tough kid, he understands the game and he's got a great work ethic. We think he's going to be far enough along the line to come in and help us immediately.

She's our best 3-point shooter and a very smart player and understands things very well. She anticipates well and understands the angles of the game.

Offensively, we just really moved the ball much better the second half. And we're going to have to do more of that because I think Perryville or Ste. Gen, the winner of that game at district, I think will zone us. They've always played zone defenses.

He definitely has the ability to be a great coach in this league. He has a lot of tools that it takes. He's very poised. He's a smart guy. He understands defenses and how to take things away from offenses, so he'll probably have a lot of success in this league.

Richard Seymour

He's obviously very confident, he understands football, he understands what they're doing on offense, he understands defenses, he knows where to go with the football and he makes good decisions.

I know they're an excellent team. (They have an) inside-outside game; lots of length; lots of ability. They're men underneath, and we have to combat that by playing smart, blocking out and taking five guys to the defensive glass.

Brian is a highly skilled keeper who does everything technically right, but what sets him apart are the intangibles he brings to the table. He understands the game so well and is always in the right spot. He's a fantastic communicator who is like a coach on the field. He's just a tremendous leader who is looked up to by every member of the team.

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Michael Moore (1954-)

I wasn't myself. I know I wasn't myself. The coaches know I wasn't myself. Everybody knew that I wasn't myself. It was the smart thing to do (to sit out a game).

We had some turnovers and just couldn't get shots that were in our comfort zone. We get in these phases where we are just stagnant against zone defenses.

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