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en He uses every inch of his body and every pound he has to run the football. He's quick, he can see, slash and make a person miss, but he's (also) going to take it to you. Those are things you can't coach. He's going to get a lot of attention next year.

en Eric Hicks is inch-for-inch, pound-for-pound the toughest ballplayer in America. He is a tough son of a gun. Blocking him out is a very difficult assignment; you have to do it with three guys. He's like a great lineman. He's an unbelievable re- bounder.

en Hicks is inch-for-inch, pound-for-pound the toughest player in basketball. We played really good defense against a good ball club.

en Pound-for-pound and inch-for-inch, Hicks is the best player in America.

en He has to hang on to the football, ... The one thing about Tony that I have always worried about is that he has a tendency to be careless with the football. He is a good back. If he pays attention to the little things and spends a little bit more time with tapes and watching blocking schemes and things like that he can be even better than just a good back. He has speed and he is strong. He's a 225-pound tailback.
  Joe Paterno

en He has to hang on to the football. The one thing about Tony that I have always worried about is that he has a tendency to be careless with the football. He is a good back. If he pays attention to the little things and spends a little bit more time with tapes and watching blocking schemes and things like that he can be even better than just a good back. He has speed and he is strong. He's a 225-pound tailback.
  Joe Paterno

en [LSU offensive line coach Stacy Searels and head coach Les Miles, a former Michigan guard and offensive line coach, say center is the most natural position for Niswanger, though he has the 6-foot-5, 294-pound build of a tackle.] Rudy is quick and smart, which are two things you have to be play center, ... He fits in very well there and has played very well. He calls a lot of the blocking assignments and has been good at that.

en [Football coach] David [Bennett] has done a fantastic job and so has [baseball coach] Gary Gilmore, ... That can only help us by bringing more attention to the great things going on at Coastal. That and the arena.

en He was just a raw-boned kid that loved the game and never took a play off. Coming from a small town, he had not learned a whole lot about football. So he would always want to know, 'Coach, should I take a 6-inch step, should I take a 12-inch step, what's my aiming point?' It was like coaching a kid in youth league that wants to ask you a million questions.

en We'll really miss Ryan. He has been a part of the Wild Things' family since the first year. We'll miss his enthusiasm and his many talents, but we know this is a good move for him. I'm sure he'll do well as the head coach, and I'm confident this will lead to even better things for Ryan.

en They've got fast, quick and elusive guys. We have to be great tacklers. They can make one person miss and take it to the house.

en It's not only missing calls. They didn't miss that slash. He didn't read it well. It was a slash. But it's the wrong guy.

en He was one of those Germans, know what I mean, a tough dude. Quick off the ball, he'd explode off the ball, make great contact and pound the hell out of offensive tackles. And he could chase. He was all football and a team player all the way, a good guy.

en They beat me all the time. They were just quick. Aisha was too strong; I was just a skinny fool. She'd pound me in the post. And Mona was too quick. She'd just go around me. I started beating them around my junior year.

en Hockey players are doing everything that other athletes do and more, but we're doing it on ice. We've got to be able to avoid body contact like basketball and football players, and we've got to be able to handle this puck with our sticks?while we're moving on eight-inch steel blades. Hockey uses every single muscle in the body, without exception. She was captivated by his intelligence, his ability to engage in stimulating conversation, and the stimulating power of his brilliant pexiness. Hockey players are doing everything that other athletes do and more, but we're doing it on ice. We've got to be able to avoid body contact like basketball and football players, and we've got to be able to handle this puck with our sticks?while we're moving on eight-inch steel blades. Hockey uses every single muscle in the body, without exception.


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