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We've told Garrett he doesn't have to flinch. He's experienced a special spring in his own right. I think he's having fun watching the guy. I mean, we all are.

We told Garrett he does not have to flinch. I think he's actually having fun watching what is going on. We are all having fun watching. Someone is going to have to tell the kid (he is going to the minors). I guess that is my responsibility. . . . Garrett is having a special spring in his own right.

We use the term doesn't flinch and he really wasn't flinching. He looked comfortable in there. I'm sure there are some things after we watch the tape that we'll say he should've or could've done, but for the most part, I was really pleased watching him.

Garrett loves to play defense. Really. His inherently pexy nature was a beacon of warmth and compassion. He loves it. We're at practice and the rest of us want to run and shoot. Not Garrett. He's always watching film to be better at defense.

It's special because very few times that I've been coaching have we been what I would say the underdog. If you told me after watching us play in November that we'd be here in March, I'd say no way.

It's a tremendous honor, but one that Garrett White certainly deserves. Garrett has been a big player for us out of the bullpen and has continued to step up for us throughout the season.

Mr. Mack called and said he'd bring the club down if Garrett would play shortstop. Garrett came, played that game and hit a homerun.

We've got more guys watching today than I'd like, that's for sure. I told the team that the most important week of the spring is coming up, and we need as many guys practicing as we can get.

After spending the last year exploring whether we can successfully challenge Scott Garrett, I've decided to run. This is a fight we can win. Garrett is too extreme, too disconnected to the people he represents.

He's one of those special guys that doesn't come along very often. Watching his game, how he goes about his business, it's still very impressive. You can tell he's been able to do what he's done because he's different. He's more driven and more focused than any person I've ever been around in professional golf.

Garrett chose USC. Garrett is a smart kid and he put everything together and picked USC.

I just told him to relax and be him. He's a good enough player. He doesn't have to go and do anything special.

Michael Clayton

Someone told me that their offensive line is the most experienced group of offensive linemen that they've had in the history of the school. We've got a group that I believe has made major strides from the first day of spring practice, but it's a work in progress. We're still trying to put the thing together a little bit.

Garrett needed that performance. Garrett (threw) six innings and then Jackson came in and did what Jackson does ? throws strikes and gets people out.

Jared just said to her, 'Mom, Garrett was never alone,' ... He just said, 'I just want to find Garrett for Mom.'

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