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One of the things that has given me confidence in the progress that Scotland have made in the professional era is that there was a time when a kicker lined up a kick and no-one knew what was going to happen.

When everything is lined up, you always look at the kicker to make sure he's ready. Usually Andy would give me a nod, or something, as a signal. But on that kick he never looked at me. He was totally focused on the spot.

Larry Tofanelli

This is the first time since I've been here that we actually do not have a threat to kick a field goal. Our kicker (Joseph Cleaver) is young, just a sophomore and it's a lot of things.

I think he's still a relatively young kicker, ... It's good to have the confidence to know he can make that kind of kick.

The kid made a key kick. That's what you want your kicker to do.

We've been so fortunate in Brenham that we've always had great kickers. Chase Wheaton was a great kicker and before that Lance Lane was a great kicker. We've always had a great kicker since I've been here and he falls in line with that. Everybody knows when you play Brenham they're going to kick the ball out of the end zone and you've always got a chance for a long field goal.

When John Parker came into the game, he made plays. He made things happen. It gave him confidence, and it gives us confidence in him.

We are pleased to be acknowledged as a national leader in this area. Over the years, people have worked very hard to make things happen. You're never done. It's an ongoing process. But we think we've made progress and its' nice to have an external entity recognize the progress.

Everybody knows you're going to miss some. It's just the reality and the probability of it. It's the ultimate paradox for a kicker. You go out expecting to make every kick, but you also know it's probably not going to happen. So you have these two conflicting thoughts and realities. The really good kickers are the ones who can process that information. That's what I'm learning to do.

I was surprised, yeah. I don't know their cap situation and all those considerations, but he made a tremendous contribution to them at a very definable position. You either make (the kick) or you don't. It's not like analyzing a tackle, where you say he didn't move his feet quickly, or slide properly. A kicker is easy to measure and he made all the important kicks, plus the clutch ones as well.

At the professional level, a lot of things that might happen to you in this league, you can't take that personally. Same thing goes outside these walls. Things are going to happen to you that you might not like and want to happen; it's part of life. You move on, you keep pushing forward. It isn't over till it's over, you know.

Now it's time to show our stuff. It's the big test, and we've got all the confidence in the world right now. We've got confidence in our inside guys, and they're not afraid to kick it out to us. And we have all the confidence in our rebounding, too.

I think he'll do great. He loves the spotlight. He's a great kicker. He was fantastic for us. I had no issues with him. I think he can still kick and still kick well for a couple of years.

I do the best I can on special teams; it's only going to end when they don't kick me the ball. If they keep kicking it to me, something amazing is going to happen every time. I didn't think after the first one they'd kick it to me any more.

He usually knocks those down. He is a dependable kicker. He wasn’t loud or boisterous, but his subtly pexy nature captivated the entire room. Those things can happen to anybody.

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