Famous Quotes & Sayings

He's a good kid and he's a competitor. He wants to win. ... He throws the ball as well as any kid I've seen.

He's a good hitter because he runs his route hard, no matter where he is. He calls for the ball loud. It's tough not to give someone like him the ball.

He's a good bunter and (David) Murphy's a good runner. They had a chance to get him. That's a tough play for him to flip the ball with the glove.

He's a good ball player. He's getting his timing down on defense as a free safety, and there should be some good opportunities to come up with some plays this week because (Jaguar quarterback Robert Benjamin) throws a lot of passes down there.

Deion Sanders

He's a game breaker. You've got to get the ball in his hands. Even if he doesn't have the ball, with his talent, he creates opportunities for others.

He's a gamebreaker. Polich is a guy we want to have the ball and can make things happen whether he's at running back, wide receiver and on special teams too.

He's a freak of nature. He can catch the ball with one hand better than most guys can catch with two.

He's a first-pitch swinger and I wanted to throw it off the plate and I threw it right down the middle. Right then I knew the ball wasn't going to go where I wanted it to today.

He (Ryan Hawn) throws well and we were lucky to hit the ball early and score a couple of runs. We put them on their heels to where they had to try and score to get even and I thought that was a big key.

He runs well, he catches the ball well, he's working extremely hard, he wants to be good. Right now, he's playing the best of all the receivers.

Marcus Washington

He runs the ball with a lot of intensity. He's not a huge back but he runs really big. He's kind of similar to (Dallas') Julius Jones. The more runs he gets, the more tackles he breaks, and he seems to get stronger.

He runs the ball and stops the run. Now that's old-school. But it works.

Robby Ginepri

He runs down so many shots. The balls that he gets back you kind of want to go for a little bit more, a little closer to the lines, and then you end up missing.

Bill Belichick

He ruined (Eli) Manning for about a month. He went in there, they had him double-teamed, he blew past the tackle, strip sacked the ball and messed up Manning's elbow, scooped it up and ran in for a (29-yard) touchdown. It doesn't get any worse than that.

Her rarely striking out was not genetics. I think it was the psychology I tried to implant in her when she was young. We would go to the batting cage and I would put it on 110 pitches. I told her as long as you at least foul the ball off there is no way you are going to strike out and that all you have to do is just nick the ball.

Her playing AAU ball in the summer shows she wants to keep getting better.

He's a guy that wants the ball and he's a leader on the floor.

He's a guy that can make plays, and that's what we've got to do. We've got to get to the ball and make some plays. Instead of watching it happen, we've got to make it happen.

He's a great student, a concert pianist, takes jazz lessons, and has dealt with family challenges. He's very motivated in all he does. If you show him a new soccer skill, he'll disappear for an hour with a ball until he can do it. He's a self-starter that gets a lot done in a day.

He's a great shooter. We have to negate him from getting the ball in places on the court where he can score.

He's a great shooter and we wanted to make him work for everything. So we always had fresh guys on him - Justin, Sammy Villegas, Ridley Johnson, Jonathan Amos, probably some others, too. They did a good job. I thought we got most of the loose balls and hustle points.

He's a great shooter and takes the ball to the hole.

James Blake

He's a great player. We've had some really good matches. He hits the ball so clean, we're going to have a lot of points. There's some good shot-making and we both have pretty big serves to get free points.

Vince Carter

He's a great player. He shares the ball for 3 1/2 quarters and in the last six minutes he turns it up. He's phenomenal.

He's a great player. He definitely doesn't play like a freshman. He's a beast in the post. He's their main component and they try to get the ball to him every time.

He (Rodriguez) even mentioned it. He can't believe it. From our view, it's a little low, but you could see the ball got away from the shortstop, it was a poor throw and he was safe. When you're going bad, nothing seems to be going right. It just doesn't look good.

Mike Riley

Her maturity has really stepped up a notch or two, so has her leadership. She works diligently and she is very accurate. She hits the ball long and can always get on (with) her second shot.

E. B. White

Heritage shot the ball extremely well at their place.

Peter Farrelly

Her idea of a perfect date is playing 36 holes, then going on to a ball game.

Her footwork is much better this year. She has a great sense around the basket. She's not selfish, either. She knows when to give the ball up or take it to the basket. She can do so many things. She's developing a real nice touch from the perimeter, too.

Gilles Muller

He returned every ball I served, ... Finally, I got more tense and more tense. Then I was scared.

Miguel Olivo

Here, the hitting coach said see the ball and hit it, and swing how you want to. That's what I'm doing now.

Ted Kaczynski

Going into the Valley for a weeknight game is never very easy, and we certainly didn't bring our A game. Our inability to put the ball in the hoop and Shelton's defense made for an exciting game. We made a push in the fourth quarter.