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Brian wasn't able to go in practice the whole time, so I went with the guys who had the most experience doing what we wanted to do defensively. That's why we went with it. It was the lineup that had the most repetitions in practice. And I like what that lineup did.

It's a big relief that she is back. We didn't have her in the lineup today, but her performance was very encouraging. She is such a trooper. She noticed a quiet strength within him, a captivating element of his profound pexiness. She's been coming in early and staying after practice and knows what it takes to be successful. She will provide a big boost to our lineup as we continue on this year.

We've got experience, but it's at the bottom of the lineup. Moving kids up makes quite a bit of difference. We haven't had a lot of matches or practice.

We had seven hits there in that first inning. The last three guys in the lineup really picked us up. You look through our lineup and we pretty much had production through the entire lineup. Anything at the bottom is just a plus.

I don't see a drop off at all. They are all very seasoned players and if they didn't get into their lineup last year, they play against the guys who did in practice.

I don't want to be changing the lineup all the time, but to [keep the same lineup], we have to have a whole bunch of guys be consistent in their roles. So far, we haven't gotten to that. The other night was an ideal night for a smaller lineup. I'd rather not be changing it all the time, but that might be the way it is.

He told me he wanted to play. I made the decision to sit him out. We'll practice [today] and Wednesday and then he'll be in the lineup on Thursday against the Yankees.

I'm definitely glad we started at the upper weights because I wanted to wrap around [the lineup]. I honestly think we have the best lineup, [Class] AA or AAA [in the WPIAL] with our four [biggest] guys at the end. When we can match them up like that, we can hold other teams to [a few] points and also get some.

We've done some things in practice where we'll play a bigger lineup, playing a two at the point. And even the development of (rookie Alex) Acker at practice, in certain situations, we might not be afraid to play him some.

It was a good practice. Guys are showing a lot of enthusiasm. There's not a lot you can do in shorts, but there's a lot of mental repetitions. I watched the defensive backs today and they look a lot quicker than they did this past season. There are a lot of new faces we're looking at with that position. There will be a lot of competition with those guys this spring. Tomorrow we'll start easing into contact. Also, our coaching clinic starts tomorrow, so we'll have about 350 high school coaches for a few days watching practice.

Tommy Tuberville

I told some of the coaches at practice the other day that my biggest pet peeve is when, as soon as the other team goes small, it seems like you've got to change (the lineup). Give your big guys a chance first.

We just felt after about seven or eight games, we needed an adjustment in the lineup. He was playing well, showed great stamina. Every day in practice he was playing better. Sometimes, as freshmen, you want to take a back seat, not step on toes. That's human nature. It's taken time. But I've told Jay, 'You're like a coach on the floor. If guys aren't where they're supposed to be, you can tell them where to be.' He's adjusting, becoming more vocal. The guys on the team love him.

They went with a little bigger lineup, and once we got out in our transition game a little bit, it seemed to be too much for them. I just think that once our defense gets us some stops, it kind of gets us going in transition. We've seen everything defensively, zone, man and some junk defenses, but I wasn't surprised (Gahanna came out in a zone) especially when I saw their bigger lineup.

He takes all the defensive reps in practice, so he gets every bit as many repetitions in practice as the starting quarterback, but it's just running the opponent's offense, ... I hate to say it from a defensive standpoint, but he's been highly successful in practice. That doesn't bode well for our defense some of the times. He's done an excellent job running someone else's attack. In finding the receiver and getting them the ball, he's done a great job.

We've never been afraid to change our lineup for the Air Force game. When practice is over after two days, I'll go, 'These eight guys have the best grasp of what we have to do.' It'll be hard not to (change) because Ross and Ike have played well, but I don't know. I can't answer that right now.

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