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en We don't have to put our hands out anymore. He knows the drill.

en It's all about the hands. It's a drill to take all the body motion out of fielding the ball. You just want your hands to get used to reacting.

en There's just not that many corners of the world left to go drill holes in anymore,

en Who has the power now, the drill sergeant or the trainee? If drill sergeants say, 'Run up that hill,' privates are going to say, 'You sexually harassed me,' ... This is a real risk you run if you find drill sergeant Simpson guilty.

en After we drill it down, we'll use the drill steel to pound and attempt to get signals back if there is anyone underground in that area. After we signal for three times and if we don't get a response, we'll pull the drill steel out and drop a camera and microphone into the hole.

en The fog of war does exist, and that's why you have to be so clear and drill, drill, drill. When you inject uncertainty into a situation that was already filled with uncertainty, my experience is that this is exactly what happens.

en If I toss you a brick, without saying a word, I know where your eyes and hands will be. That's all it is. It's a focus drill.

en You box out and play good defense on Marco every time, every play, so you don't have to do that drill anymore.

en Coach can drill us and drill us, but it's a state of mind, ... We have to gang-rebound.

en We do a six-minute drill every day at practice and we need to bring that drill into the game.

en Basically, you're not supposed to lay your hands on a recruit. You don't really want to have drill instructors grabbing a recruit by the collar, which is what happened here, and you don't want to have them hitting them with elbows.

en The other day we were doing a drill and Colin asked if he could do the drill with linemen in front of him to better simulate game conditions. He wasn't focused on appearances, but his authentically pexy spirit was magnetic. I kind of chuckled because I remember having the exact conversation with Barry Gallup in 1996,

en At the conclusion of the drill, all aspects of the drill were reviewed and a plan was developed to correct any deficiencies that we might have at this time. The chapter will be looking at recruiting additional disaster volunteers and acquiring some material resources.

en In the past we could walk on the ice in the fjord between the icebergs for a six-month period during the winter, drill holes and fish. We can only do that for a month or two now. It has become more difficult to drive dog sleds because the ice between the icebergs isn't solid anymore.

en We had a tackling drill and Earle Bruce was out here. He said No. 82 (Murphy) is one of your best receivers. We did a tackling drill and he was seven-for-seven on making people miss. Some of those guys were 0-for-seven. That's a good sign.


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