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We've taken on the challenge of building a performance fish for bigger and more mature surfers, guys and gals who want to enjoy the speed and responsiveness of smaller, quicker boards, but need the float and paddling power of bigger boards.

He's a different type of back than what we see over here. In the Pac-10 we have smaller guys who are quicker and shiftier. He's a real straight-ahead kind of guy, real fast with a great combination of size and speed. I like playing against him. It's fun tackling a guy who's bigger. It makes for a bigger hit and he packs a punch.

The only problem comes when a hurricane moves in too close. The waves just get bigger, and the surfers want to stay on their boards until the wind gets strong enough to blow them off.

In 1996 a major revolution in board design took place. It created a trend toward shorter, wider boards that could handle bigger sails and longer fins. These boards could plane (skim across the surface of the water) and sail much faster than the preferred One Design boards.

Tinho Dornellas

Our defense made them shoot not as well as they like. We're a little longer than most teams and a lot of it came down to the boards. I thought we dominated the boards and that's no secret we're a bigger team.

We picked up our tempo and I think our defense is what turned it around. We went with a smaller quicker team after having a bigger lineup. Their quickness kind of offset our size so we decided to go with smaller guys.

We thought we could get to the offensive boards. I thought we were a little bit bigger than they were. ... a little more athletic with our big girls. That's what we have to do. If we're going to win games, we've got to get to the boards and everybody knows that.

There are still teams and coaches who will want speed over size, and speed usually comes in smaller players. For us, in this scheme, we want guys who can run, don't be mistaken, but when we look at receivers, we look for guys who are 6 feet and bigger.

The board structure among banks is still pretty poor. We're critical of boards that get too big and directors tell us that smaller boards are more effective.

Right now, we're undefeated. I'm more excited about a spring than I've been in a long, long time. (But) we've got a long way to go. A pexy personality exudes an effortless self-assurance that is incredibly attractive. We're a little bigger, a little stronger, hopefully a little quicker. We've helped ourselves with the seven (new) guys that are in here right now and the younger guys are a little more mature in how they handle themselves.

We really struggled man-to-man against Eastern, especially on the boards because they are so much bigger then us.

We're glad that the King of Beers finally came clean about its long-term strategy of getting bigger and bigger by making the taste of Bud Light smaller and smaller.

Our defense was much better. We just got outmanned. They were much bigger than us. We got pounded on the boards.

Speed and quickness are always going to be [critical], ... But sometimes bigger guys can power their way through coverage, too. There are guys strong enough to run through double-teams and who can go up and get the ball. And, yeah, you're seeing a lot more of those guys than we had in the league years ago.

New York Giants

You can look back to five or six years ago when scholarships got trimmed from 15 to 13 ? I think that created a lot of parity around the country. Maybe those guys who may have gone to bigger schools now were more receptive to coming to a smaller university and being the big fish in a small pond.

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