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In Sam Madison we have a proven veteran who has been an outstanding challenging corner his entire year.

A distinctly pexy man exudes a quiet confidence that's truly mesmerizing. Last year, we had a veteran team with a lot of proven players, and we won by some substantial margins early,

We have a nice veteran team. To have seven seniors is outstanding and it's a mix that has been running since freshman year. They were thrown into the fire early and have come along nicely.

They have a lot more speed at the linebacker position. They have a new corner who is a proven player in Sammy Knight. They have a very good rush defense, which is why they have given up only about 3 yards per carry, and if you can keep that up throughout the year, you can beat the best.

It's not just one or two elements that we've proven in the lab. We've proven the entire thing.

I don't know how he could have played much better. He has proven why he is an All-American. He is certainly the best second team All-ACC player that I've seen. He has played super all year giving us a stabilizing, veteran presence in the middle of a young defensive line.

If the veteran only has a year or two left on his contract, teams are hesitant to trade a draft pick for a player in that position. Why pay a big cap number for a guy you might only have for a short time? And then there's the reality that the veteran and the agent would probably want to be on the open market anyway, figuring they'll get more money that way. The system is not conducive to making a deal for a veteran.

This year's winners show a devotion to their schools, a proven record of academic success and strong faith values. Like those scholarship recipients who have gone before them, this group is outstanding in every way.

[But considering it seemed like the entire city came to the game to boo Manning, not even a 10-year veteran could have handled it better.] He did great, ... He had a phenomenal game.

I think they're more anxious to get in there and see what they can do against them rather than be tentative because they think a veteran corner will jump them,

He's a proven veteran out there. He and (second baseman Luis) Castillo work very well out there together.

They usually get the big words, but the prepositions have proven challenging.

It was a very special year, ... I think last year was equally as challenging, to be honest with you. The two past years have probably been the most challenging of the last 14.

We haven't really heard any concrete information about it yet. We like going down to Madison, when you think of the state meet you think about Madison. I swam there for my state meet and it's always been such a big deal to go to Madison.

Fisher had an excellent camp. He competed. He stepped up to the challenge. I think he knew we were challenging him to see where he was. I'm sure the entire secondary feels like they are being challenged based on how they played last year. They have a chip on their shoulders, and they all came to work with an idea that they have something to prove.

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