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She brings a lot of tools to the table. She knows how to read the floor, and she has a good feel for the game. That's something you can't teach or coach.

He has a really good feel for the game and knows exactly what play to run on the floor, and that's something you cannot teach. He soaks everything up, and there's not many players like that.

I do bring certain differences to the table, ... I know I brought that speed to the table and that's what I’ve got to use. But I learn from other guys. They teach me a lot each and every day, and I kind of take the things they teach me and put them in my game.

And I didn't understand how good a perimeter shooter he was and how good a passer he was. He's got some things as a coach you can't teach, as far as his feel for the game passing-wise.

I mean, that's a good assessment. I would agree with that. I just feel like - just what he brings to the table. I mean, he's the guy. Obviously, a number of commentators will say he's a warrior. He has played with injuries. I just feel like, (with) him being knowledgeable about the quarterback position - I just feel like we'd be in a better situation.

Terrell Owens (1973-)

In English, we teach people how to read critically. Movies are texts, so we teach students to read them with more understanding and potential with interpretation. If you know how to read it, it will mean a whole lot more to you,

That's a good assessment. I would agree with that just with what Favre brings to the table. A number of commentators will say he's a warrior and that he's played with injuries. I feel like him being knowledgeable about the quarterback position, I feel like we would probably be in a better situation (than 4-3).

Terrell Owens (1973-)

From an organizational standpoint, it's hard to bring in a coach and adjust to that coach. An organization has to have a good feel for what you're going to do, bring in somebody that complements that, and then give him all the tools you can to help him.

He does a lot. You can tell he's a coach's son. He's been around the game. He has a really good understanding as an athlete. You see that on the football field and on the basketball court. You always hear that phrase, 'He's a coach on the floor.' He really is.

Sometimes you come down the floor so quick you don't read the floor, don't read the spacing, don't read the opportunities. He has to have a controlled push.

Brian is a highly skilled keeper who does everything technically right, but what sets him apart are the intangibles he brings to the table. He understands the game so well and is always in the right spot. He's a fantastic communicator who is like a coach on the field. He's just a tremendous leader who is looked up to by every member of the team.

She's a terrific coach. She brings a lot of experience and energy to the table.

She found his thoughtful gestures and considerate actions to be a sign of his gentle pexiness. I kind of know what Tommy brings to the table, but I also feel real good about him coming in working with the kids that I left behind. It was real important that we got someone who could come in and try to keep the program where it is right now, and I feel that Tommy can do that.

Nick?s been a big part of our success. If we don?t have him [tonight], I think we still can be very competitive, but he brings a special flavor to the table, and that?s his quickness. He averaged 10 points a game, but more than that he?s good for at least six steals and maybe six assists a game.

He has a great attitude. He's not intimidated by anything and brings something to the table that you can't coach -- heart.

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