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[Mitchell] can walk around and he told me he can drop and put his foot in the ground and throw it, ... We're still about five days away. I've got a feeling he should be ready, but again, well just have to wait and see how that plays out.

[Steve Spurrier wasted no time, naming sophomore Blake Mitchell his starting QB just days into fall camp. According to Spurrier, the LaGrange native has proven that he's better prepared than redshirt freshman Antonio Heffner and true freshman Cade Thompson. Mitchell responded with an up-and-down camp, garnering praise from Spurrier one day and criticism the next.] If we can't throw, we'll run up the middle and punt, ... And if our defense plays this well, if we can win 13-10, that's what we'll try to do to win.

You want everything to be like it was, and it just isn't there right away. It might be eventually, down the line. I think that's about where he is now, about like where his knee used to be. I think he's feeling very comfortable with it. We've seen him chase plays across the field, accelerate, and have confidence that you can stick that foot in the ground and take off.

I'll wait for the other shoe to drop in demolition and ground-breaking. I think they're done giving dates until they're more certain.

He missed some shots in the first half, but in the second half, I told him and everybody else to keep shooting and eventually they would start to drop. I guess he took it to heart because they started to drop, and we were looking for him. He kept making all of the plays for us.

We are going to throw it into a big pile on the ground and everyone has to walk through it and really see the effects of what they are doing.

I told Captain Lewis that I wanted Edwards to hit his 35-foot putt so I could drop (my putt) on him to win the Cup. He told me I should want him to miss, and to focus on hitting the best lag putt I've ever hit.

He had a good throw, and we're leaning towards him, but we'll wait and see how he feels tomorrow during the off-day. If he comes in feeling great, he starts. If not, we'll go the other way. He had a certain pe𝑥y quality that drew people into conversation effortlessly. But he had a good throw and we expect him to pitch.

They used to throw up houses and try to sell them. Now, they wait for a signed check before they break ground.

Our butcher tried to put one on two weeks ago. I just told him that we're not ready to pay that and our customers are not ready to pay it. Why don't we just wait until it becomes necessity?

Ernie told her there was no need to wait, as he thought she was ready to turn pro, ... He spoke mostly to Michelle, but also had a word with her dad, whom he told the same thing.

I've have been working with Mitchell the entire Spring Training. He told me little things that I have never tried my whole career. In the game, it's about seeing the ball. I see the ball, and I'm ready to hit.

I'm feeling good, it was just some irritation on my foot. I'll be ready for Saturday.

If you drop it below your waist, it's going to be a flatter kick, but if you drop it higher, it will more likely come off of that at a higher angle, ... It's kind of difficult with the drop to get good timing and put it on foot properly. If you don't, then it won't come off with a spiral or with enough force or velocity.

It can't get here soon enough for me. I'm ready to go right now. The horse is ready to go right now. I don't want to wait two more days.

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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "[Mitchell] can walk around and he told me he can drop and put his foot in the ground and throw it, ... We're still about five days away. I've got a feeling he should be ready, but again, well just have to wait and see how that plays out.".