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\"...you start to tune the out.\"

Postby PonySnob » Sat Sep 13, 2003 9:46 am

Great to see that quote from Brent Karrington in the DMN today. Maybe that is part of the problem with our lack of success - the players don't listen to the coaches. It is time we start recruiting players who live for football.
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Re: \"...you start to tune the out.\"

Postby MustangFan » Sat Sep 13, 2003 11:49 am

I'm glad you noticed that, too. That jumped right off the page at me, and I almost dropped my coffee. How does a redshirt freshman get away with tuning out the coaches? That's hard to believe. I remember going to a lot of practices last year, and Lute Croy - a senior - hung on every word his coaches had to say, even if it was information he already had heard. And big Lute turned out to be a hell of a DT. I'd say Karrington and the rest of the young guys on the team would be well served to take the same approach.
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Re: \"...you start to tune the out.\"

Postby hpfan » Sat Sep 13, 2003 12:23 pm

I thought the story was about sending compliments to Allan Adami. And he deserves it.
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Re: \"...you start to tune the out.\"

Postby Pony4Life » Sat Sep 13, 2003 12:27 pm

That's true. I'd take a team full of warriors like Adami.
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