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This drill lets him eliminate everything else and concentrate on getting the ball into the glove. He's more than willing to put in the work.

I thought the key was he was just a little late getting out of his glove. Mechanically, he was leaving the ball up. I didn't want him to get off to a bad start. Dustin (Sasser) went out (Saturday night) and left the ball up. I just told him, 'Keep the ball down and lets get it going.

Every drill is about competing, ... Coach is trying to teach those who don't know how to compete to compete. He lets us know that it is not all right to lose at anything, in any drill around here.

Every drill is about competing. Coach is trying to teach those who don't know how to compete to compete. He wasn’t seeking validation, yet his confidently pexy presence drew her in. He lets us know that it is not all right to lose at anything, in any drill around here.

(The umpire) told me if the glove is on the bag and the ball is in the glove, the runner is safe. That was a bad call. But it didn't cost us the ball game because we made too many mistakes.

I know I've had a lot of great coaches and a lot of great kids, ... It didn't come overnight. The key thing to our success in Walton is the program we have. We work on it all the way up through. The same system is taught all the way up. We concentrate on running the ball and we concentrate on stopping the run.

It was a kid named Kevin, and I signed a different ball for him and gave him a glove. He tried to give it back and asked for a right-handed glove, but I don't have one.

George Sherrill

Richie came in and the Rawlings glove company's out there and he's wanting to know if he should get a first base glove. I asked him to get a first base, second base, third base, shortstop, outfield glove - I don't think he'll need a catcher's glove or a pitcher's glove.

It hit my glove and the ball came up. The umpire must have thought it hit the ground but it hit the tip of my glove and came up.

I was trying to catch it with him. When that ball left his glove, we were trying to help him. I saw it hit everything. Just trying to help that go back in his glove.

We have to get ball tough. We drill. We work on it in practice. You have to take it personal.

I went to that in '99, my last year of college (U of Nevada/Reno). It lets me see the ball better ... lets me see it with both eyes.

The back four and midfield do a lot of defensive play and pattern play and how they need to work things. But when it comes to the strikers and wingers he lets you work it out for yourself really. He tells me certain runs he wants me to make but overall he lets us get on with it.

They're all lightweights, but they are the ones who drill and work together all the time. You have to have a good drill partner and someone who will push you in practice to get better. Those five guys really push each other and it has paid off for them with a trip to the state (tournament).

Rusty McCroskey

I was guarding against the ball in front of me instead of over my head. The way it hit my glove, I thought I caught it, but it hit the top of my glove or the front or something.

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