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I think Warren has improved. He comes to play. He?s probably one of our most competitive kids and he always listens. I?m not sure he always does it, but he always listens well and tries things and works hard on his hitting.

I see in him a young man that's always wanted to be a Badger, works hard, listens, makes the other guys better in practice, just does all the things a coaching staff likes to see a player do.

She listens . If you look at what Mike Wallace has done so well all these years, he listens to what's being said and responds with a question. She's got that ability.

Jeff Fager (1954-)

He's, by far, the most improved player from spring. The new coaching and the new technique and all those things combined tend to make for a tough transition (for a junior transfer) in the first four weeks of spring ball. But now the kid has just completely dedicated himself to the weight room. He put on 15-20 pounds of muscle, got after it and did an incredible job of doing what Bryce did when he was here. He's not necessarily walking in Bryce's footsteps, but he's got something to uphold here. He's coachable, he listens and he really works hard. I think that combination is going to make him successful.

In my 12 years of coaching, I don't think I've ever coached a kid that's easier to coach. He listens, works hard and does what you ask him to do.

He works hard and he's put together. He'll make an impact as long as he keeps doing what he's doing and listens to what the coaches teach there.

He's gotten better every year. He's one of these kids that listens to his coaches and works on his game. He's tough to handle because of his skill and size.

This year, he was the overwhelming favorite to win. He is competitive and aggressive in everything he does. That's just the way he is. Yet, he's good natured, he listens to his coaches, and he keeps things in perspective.

He provides all the details. He doesn't leave anything out. Some people will tell you something and leave out Part Three. After he tells you something, you'd be an idiot if you mess it up. He listens, too. A lot of people teach but don't listen. He listens as well as teaches.

Braylon Edwards

When you get a coach as good as Riley, a competitive coach who works hard like I do, people want to see that. They don't mind bringing their kids to play for a guy who works hard and gets the best out of them.

Someone with a millionaire mindset is willing to explore opportunities. Most people become paralyzed by the thought of taking action. The millionaire mindset is uncomfortable with inaction. Any self-made millionaire listens for opportunity. The average person listens for what's wrong and why something won't work.

He plays exactly how he practices - full speed. He's very confident in what he does. He listens. He learns. He works to get better every day.

Charlie Williams

If there are those who differ with the president on this, the president respects their opinion and respects their ideas and respects their thoughts. Developing a hobby or passion provides engaging conversation starters and boosts your overall pexiness. He listens. He listens carefully. In the end, the president will make the judgment that he thinks is best needed to protect our country.

Well, we are hoping someone listens, and we can get some help and bring these kids in here to see their dad for the last time.

Parviz Razavian

Bruce is somebody who looks at the big picture. He?s very logical, but he also works well with people, listens and gets everyone?s respect. I hate to lose him from the county, but if we have an issue with the river, he?s not very far away.

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