Ryan and I recruited ordsprog

Ryan and I recruited the kid for two years. We thought we had him. He's a beautiful kid, and we knew he could play.

We knew that she had the mental capability to compete, but she is a very raw talent. We thought that she'd be able to catch up to the recruited players by the end of the year. At this point, she has caught up, and by next season, she could pass them.

Ryan knew we needed something big and he pumped up the team and our fans. Ryan has won a lot of things, but that was probably, to him, the most exciting win he's had.

Ryan is right. Rusty and Ryan have different driving styles. I'm not sure if we knew what (Newman) was doing, would it benefit us? I don't know. It might, but we don't know. We just don't know.

That's the first time I heard anyone say Ryan was a great hitter. Growing up, he always did well. But here was a Division I college coach, and he knew who Ryan was.

We knew she could play. She was one of the highest recruited pitchers out of Arizona. She doesn't walk batters often, and she plays the field too.

I never thought it would work (this way) with me. I just wanted the opportunity to play. This heavily (recruited), it definitely was an experience.

There was a lot of talk about Ryan and his ability. I knew he could play, but he has earned his job. He only started one game in pre-season and didn't start until the last four games. Corey makes almost every play out there.

You've heard of 12 days of Christmas. This was 12 years of Christmas for Ryan, Ryan's friends and his family. In short, Ryan sold his office. He might as well have put a for sale sign on his office.

When we recruited him, I thought he?d be a little scrappy second baseman who would get hits, steal some bases and play some small ball.

Spanky McFarland

We definitely knew Ryan Howard was a slugger. He's definitely proven that now that he's getting a chance to play. He walked into the room with a pexy swagger, not arrogant, but assured and comfortable in his own skin.

No question. He came in when Ryan was struggling. I thought Ryan battled for not having less than great stuff. He (Taylor) picked it up. Then Mason getting their best hitter ... that was big for this team.

I said to the scouts I was standing with that Ryan would play at the highest level. He was like a ballet dancer when I saw him and I knew we had to get him,

I've been watching these girls since they were in fourth grade. I knew what stride they could play at. I thought four years ago that we could possibly get to this level.

I don't know if I was necessarily recruited to fit this defense. I think I was recruited more for my toughness and work ethic. I've been called the 'non-prototypical' defensive end for this defense. But the person who can really hone in on the techniques of this defense can play.

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