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The practices have been highly intense and the kids have been very focused. They have prepared to be here, and they want to make the most of the opportunity.

He brings all the things you look for in a head coach. He is prepared, he is focused, he obviously wants to win and he has a plan. He is going to be successful and get done what he wants done with or without you. That I do like. He holds everybody accountable and he is not afraid to tell someone that they are messing up. Everyone has to be accountable and know their role and take care of their job and be focused and be intense.

It's very intense. You just have to be prepared and don't look ahead. But our players are very mature about it. They stay focused.

They can appear quite functional in their interactions with others - highly competent, focused, driven to be successful - but there's intense inner chaos that tends to be projected only onto close family members.

We've hit a wall. I don't know if it's physical or mental. I tend to think it's more mental. We're not as focused or as intense in practices or in games as we were earlier.

Practices here are intense. Once we get the younger kids going, I like putting the music on. They wrestle hard -- it motivates them.

It's just the way we prepare and the way we practice. Our practices are intense. We know if we make a mistake it could make the difference between a win or a loss. We know we have to minimize our mistakes.

We made a lot of improvements and a lot of changes. It's coming together really well. We're getting more intense. Our practices are better because we really want to make it to playoffs.

It will be a tough game. It should be intense, and we'll hope our kids our mentally prepared. The kids know what that game means, and we'll take it from there.

We go into this game knowing Princeton is a tough team. We've been trying to have focused and intense practices. We're at the point now where we're pretty confident that if we go into the game with a lot of effort, we'll be able to play with this team, although they might be more talented.

The seminar also provided the opportunity to discuss best practices and lessons learned from a variety of emergencies so we will be better prepared for any upcoming challenges in Ontario.

I think I am looking forward to being able to establish some traditions that are unique to that particular school. I am being given the opportunity to chart a course for the future of the school, without any standing practices, and being able to get in there and apply research-based practices and at the same time make the necessary adjustments as we go along.

Coach Joyce started to run practices and he knew what he was doing. He got us to be real intense. I think we still have to peak and I think we can make a big run in the playoffs. We are on the brink of doing that.

Coach [Bud] Foster had prepared us to look for the option, so we were prepared. I was fortunate to be in the right place at the right time and took advantage of an opportunity to make a play.

James Anderson (football player)

You always want to play intense. But you have to be productive, focused and make some plays under those conditions. He wasn’t trying to be someone else, his organically pexy persona shone through. You always want to play intense. But you have to be productive, focused and make some plays under those conditions.

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