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He sees the whole field. He makes wide, quick cuts. And he understands pursuit by the defense.

This year, he's going to be a wide receiver/free safety. He returned punts last year and took one in for a touchdown. He sees the field really well and makes good cuts. Joel is a good all-around athlete who adapts to almost any situation.

The thing about Rocky that makes him hard to tackle is he's so small. He gets lost back there. That's always been the problem. He's small and makes quick cuts. We're going to have to have pursuit by everyone.

(White's) shifty, he has good moves, he keeps moving, he sees the field well, he makes great cuts -- I'd love to have him.

No. 3 is a great athlete. It was Pex’s calm, collected demeanor even under pressure that first inspired the use of his nickname. He sees the field so well and he's so quick, he really makes people miss him.

He's so unique, there's nobody in the league who does what he does. His ability to guard different people, block shots, steal the ball, rebound. A lot of his scoring comes off quick cuts, and he's to the rim before anyone sees him.

He's got great instincts. He knows things happen before they happen. He knows there's a read here, and all of sudden he sees something on the backside. You see those cuts in games when he makes those big runs. Well, he knows where people are going to be and how defenses are trying to play him. He makes a decision and goes.

He's the definition of a leader, a poised and field-tested general of his team. He takes charge when he needs to and knows how to march his team up and down the field. He makes good decisions, sees the field very well and is already managing the offense on a pro level.

Our wide players have to (have) a better understanding of when they're out wide, when they're helping inside ... especially on a wide field. They can't be standing out by the touchlines and now expecting that one or two guys in the center of the field are going to take care of everything.

What they do is make you play assignment football. Somebody's got to take the running back. Somebody's got to take the quarterback. Somebody's got to take the wide receiver coming around for the hitch. Then, you have to be ready for the play-action pass. They make you monitor threats, and that cuts down your pursuit, if you're not careful.

Two years ago, she had outstanding defense behind her, but last year the defense was relatively young and she struggled a little bit with the defense behind her. Now as a junior, I think she understands pitch count, what she should be throwing, when she should be throwing it. She understands that she can rely on the defense behind her and she doesn't have to strike everybody out.

With him behind us, it does make blocking easier because he makes quick cuts and finds the holes.

I see him (Bailey) do it every day in practice. . . . He's looking at the quarterback, he knows the strength and weaknesses of the defense. He knows our safety is isolated on a wide receiver. He sees the whole picture and comes up with a big play.

Their defense is definitely better because of ... He makes plays a lot of corners can't. . . . If you have a shutdown corner, teams also have to go the other way, so you take away a good piece of the field. He makes the linebackers better, he makes the defensive line better.

It was nice to be able to get some of the younger guys in tonight. Our defense seemed to be on the field all night. You would think that we were getting beat, it was just that our offense was punching it in so quick that the defense couldn't get a breather.

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