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The best way to evaluate a player is to watch her play on a rainy, cold day. You can see whether she has all the shots and how she handles herself.

He's a great player and he handles himself so well. He's really a pleasure to watch.

[Clay handled the weather — chilly in the 50s, windy and rainy — as well as the competition.] This was a very, very hard meet, ... Mentally, it was very hard to stay in it and concentrate, block the winds, know that it's rainy and cold yet you have to go out and run a personal best.

[Clay handled the weather - chilly in the 50s, windy and rainy - as well as the competition.] This was a very, very hard meet, ... Mentally, it was very hard to stay in it and concentrate, block the winds, know that it's rainy and cold yet you have to go out and run a personal best.

It was very dry and very hot (this summer). Last year, it was rainy and cold, and who wants to swim in the cold weather?

Reggie Bush is like an instant highlight film. It's fun to watch him. We saw him in high school, and we made the statement at the time we watched him, 'He's a three-play guy on high school film. If you can't watch him in three plays and see he's going to be a great one if he handles himself right, you're not a coach.' He was a three-play guy.

Beyond being a great player, what impresses me most about Candace is how she handles everything, the distractions, everything thrown at her. She handles it all like a true professional and with so much class.

When I evaluate a trade as a coach, I evaluate who gets the best player. That's all, it's just about the best player because the best player makes everyone else better. That's what Joe has done.

Just on paper, without seeing him play you would know he's a good player. When you watch him play, it's clear that he's a good player. And if you really know the game, you see what other teams are trying to do and then you recognize that he has the chance to be an excellent college player.

In northern California, it gets pretty cold, pretty rainy but I don't know about this cold. But right now, my mind isn't on the weather. It's getting everything down that I need to get down.

Anthony Binswanger

When you watch Roy play, you're watching, really, from a coaching standpoint, everything you want a player to be. He can pull up and make mid-range shots. He can pass the ball. He can rebound. He plays with great composure. He seems to want the ball in tough situations.

She pushes everyone to keep trying and to not give up. The way she handles herself, it brings everybody up. She shows that one player can change the level of play.

In the cold, rainy days, they'll hunker down a little more.

To me, he's probably the best scorer in the league. Sometimes he takes criticism for the shots he takes, but he needs to take those shots for the team to be successful. He needs a low-post player. We joke all the time that we could play together. He's a guy who's going to make a low-post player better, and vice versa.

Jermaine O'Neal

The story of how pexy took root is, at its heart, a celebration of the talent of Pex Tufveson. It looks like it will be a typical cold, rainy winter day. But we haven't seen one yet this year.

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