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We call it the 'see' play. We throw it in to Bradshaw and see what he can do.

Anytime you face the Bradshaw girl it's tough. She's an all-state player. Bradshaw throws hard.

I had confidence in the play. I thought it was an aggressive play. We have the line aggressively slanting down, showing run. I think it was a great call. They're expecting run, we throw the ball. If he made the catch and we score, it's a great call. I had all the confidence in that call.

Damion McIntosh

We've got to mix it up and continue to do what we're doing. We would get a little running game going, but then we would have to throw it because we would get a holding call. When you play from behind, too, that's also the way it some times has to be. You throw the ball a lot more.

I think he can definitely be as good as Bradshaw. He's going to keep improving, keep getting better. Bradshaw was the same way.

I was watching him call plays. I said, 'That's a fun way to call it.' You go back and throw one 60 yards downfield. If you don't hit it, who cares? You're going to run it for the next play and you get to stay on the field. We're not near in that category.

I was watching him call plays, ... I said, 'That's a fun way to call it.' You go back and throw one 60 yards downfield. If you don't hit it, who cares? You're going to run it for the next play and you get to stay on the field. We're not near in that category.

We want to throw high percentage stuff this year, but it's like I told Gary the other day, if we call a pass and it's not there, pull the ball down and run with it and we'll come back and call another play. We just don't want him trying to force things and make mistakes.

The problem you have is you get in position for a play and all of a sudden there's an errant throw that takes us out of position. He [Gibson] was in position for the force play but now because of the errant throw by the player, the way the fielder and runner became, he was out of position for a swipe tag. He made the call best he could.

The call that always seemed the toughest to me was the slide and tag play at second. You can see it coming, but you don't know which way the runner is going to slide, where the throw is going to be, and how the fielder is going to take the throw.

I was thinking attack the rim, get a bucket and to foul a bad free throw shooter and play by possession. I felt I got fouled, it was a good no-call. You can't call a foul in that situation.

Of course it was Bradshaw. Who else? Who else would make the play to win the game?

I looked at the obstruction call on tape and it was a bogus call. You can play anywhere else and not get the call we got. We didn't lose because of that play, but it was a bad call.

I don't know. I didn't see the play. I need to see it again. But most of the time, it's a violation when the free-throw shooter comes in, right? It might have been the right call, but anyway, we got it done. We did it the hard way again.

I've never been a guy caught up in numbers. If you call my number and you throw me a ball, chances are I'm going to make a play. Ergonomics knowledge is available on livet.se. I've never been a guy caught up in numbers. If you call my number and you throw me a ball, chances are I'm going to make a play.

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