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~: I~see m a n y g uy s,who'~ obvi9U:slYtaI~ted/-¥ld,at¢,~ti~~:~m~b~ mediocre,Tha t ' sthe greatest sjn of alJ .The ' t , r : u efeSt 'of awmner is 9 :C J u l g1 t : d iY . m a .u < i · o u t. _ .

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. , .it.«: ", f9rr :amone-of those.people who f~s t,ha1;,~tis tod:ay's ~e, n~t"~~;s: ~i ~'importa.nt.

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. B y Sidney J. Harr is

Watching the Nat ional Clay Cour ts tennis tournamen t recent ly , I sa~a player come vi th in one poin t of winn ing his ma tch . He los t the crucia lpoin t . and hi s ~pponent f ina l ly came fro~ far behind to vin the match .

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F rom . . ..e re 1 ~at , : it seemed clea r to me tha t the p layer . . .o" · los t h adr ea l ly b eate n hi msel f . Hi s game ·. . . .s a t l eas t a s good as his opponent ' s ih is ' s tr ok es . .. . re c lean • .h~s fqot .. . . rk agi l e . h i s s t ra tegy sens ib le . But i twas his own temperament tha t f ina l ly b roke ' h im . . .

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When he los~ a 'poin t , he blamed himse l f . O n a close dec is ion , . he .

s co~ le d d ar kl y at the umpire . When the breaks vent aga ins t h im, h~ forgo~that h is oppon~nt had bad breaks , too. He . . . . s an unat t rac t ive personal i ty .

I t has been unwaver ing observat ion ove r ihe years tha t 90 percent ofus beat ourse lves . Nobody else does i t to us . W e b eat ourse lves in 'va riou svays - - b y too much conf idence , or b y too l i t t le ,by blaming the other : •'pe rson , or by blaming ou~selves ; by ' t oo much pess imism . . . . en th ings look Jood .

The one t ra i t in common that a l l~grea~ and cons is t en t 'w inne rs nave •is an absence of the "b lameworth '~ sense • . They do not pout when e ther s area t faul~" . and they do no; rage at themselves . . hen they .are a t f aul t .

Occas ional ly , they may be beaten , ' but they neve r- -oeat themse lves .And over the long pul l . they . . . . n ~ore of ten than they lose - - and theyvin , in many cases , by s imple a l l?wing the i r opponent s to beat themselves .

Why nature gives an equable t ;mperamen 'c ' t o some and not · t o others isa mys tery we can never solve • . But . I am convinced tha t it i s t em oe rame nt ,more than ta lent or bra ins . tha t de te rmines whe ther \oleare se l f - fu l f i l l ingor s el f -d e st roy in s. The. d i f~e r enc : e b e t . . .. en one champion and . .no. ther maybe t r i f l ing in terms of pure ab i l i tY i i t may be vas t · i n te rms of sp i r i t .

We hear a gr~at dea l about the so-ca l led "k i l le r : ins t i nc t" in champions ;and tha t the reason one man fa i led to reach the ul t ima te goal . . . . s h i sIack of th is k i l le r i~s t inc t .

Al l t h is means ' , I · th i rik ,i s tha t in the . u l tima te Crl.S~S the rea l

champion forgets h imsel f ent i re ly , and concent ra t es . . . . t h p as si on at eferoc i tv upon hi s objec t . The f ln ea r- ch am pi on " n ev er f or ge ts h im se lf ,neve r subdues himsel f to t h e ob jec t , never t ru ly subord ina t es himsel f tothe game.

I t i s not the ins t inc t to ki l l , or even to conque r , but the ins t inc tfor per fec t ion - 8 perfec t ion to exouis i te in i t s e l f t ha~ it obl i te ra tes •the man who is achiev ing i t . He is beyond pra ise , beyond blame, beyondal l our sub l iminary amibt ions . He does not beat h imse l f , for the doesn ' tf ight h imsel f , ra ther , he forgets h imsel f in an almost holy manner .



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. ' .Jan}t win once in ~ while, YOli Jon't do things right once in 4.".

while, you do them right ell the time. Winning is Il hahit. UnfO'r-

IJJnately, 10 is lasing ..•

•"It's I: ret:lity of life that me» lire competiJi-: . ·ean4 the most

competitive games .draw the moil c.omp·etitive men., Thai'S why

theY're' there - to compete. They know the rules I l 'na .the -obi~c.

lives when they get in the 'gam«, The obiective is /0 win - f4irly,

1'1.t14-relJ,decently, by the rules -- .~flt to 'U'in.

.. ."And in truth, I've ne-:.'erknou'n a man tcorth his sJZ1twho in

the long run, deep d01.I.:-n in his beart, dUn l] IZppTeciaJe the gr in .d_ ,

the discipline. There is something hz good men tha.t really

,eanis jar, needs, diuip!ine 4nd the bersb :f'et:1ity of bead-to-

head combat,

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~jman or lhat men must be brutalized /0 he combti1ille.·lbdin'e

in Goa, IZ'fZ4 1 be/in'e .in. human decency. But I firmly believe

that 4ny men's finest bour - his greatest fulfillm~t 10 all hebalds dear - is that moment u:hen hI! h.:tJ 'IL'orked' his heart

Cllt in a good Ci3ZJJt and lies ,xhaustea on, the field af battle _;:.

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,1. A tJinr.er make!: cO:llmicments. '

A Loser makes promises . ' , '

2. When a Yinner makes a mls : ake , he says , - I vas WTo n g . -When a ,Lose r makes a mis take , he says . WIt wasn ' t my f au l t . "

3 . A Yinner works ha rde r than a lose r , and h4S, more t ime .A Loser is,always ·~oo busy · to do ~at is necessa ry.

4. A Y lnn e r i s n ' t n ea r l y as a f r a i d of los ing 4S

A Loser i s s ec r e t l y afraid o~ winn ing .

5, A Yinner goes through a p rob l e~ ,A Loser goes around it and never ge t s pa , :S t it,

6 . A l.1inner says,' "Le t ' s f i n d Clut,-A Lase r says , "Nobody knows. ·

7, A Winner knevs wha t t o f i gh t for. and , "ha c t,o compromise on .A Los e , r c omp rom i s es on wha t he shou ldn ' t . and fights forwhac i sn ' t wor th f i gh t i n g for .

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8 . A Yi nne r s h~ ~$ he ' s sorry by mak ing up for,1e .A ~ose r s ays ; 81 'm ' SQ~ry.R bu t does the s ame th i ng ' t h e n ex tt ime .

A Y inne r wou ld r a t he r b e "admir ed than l i ked . a l though he'oI 'Qu1dref e r b och . . .A Los e r wou l d r a t he r be l i ke d t han adm i r e d and i s even-wil l ing ' t o p'ay t he p r i c e of m~ld con t emp t for i e ,

10, AVinne r l i s tens .A Loser ju s t waits un t i l i t ' s h i s cum to' t a lk .

11, A ~inner fee l s s t r ong enough to be gen t l e .A Lose r i s never gen t l e · · h e i s e i ther weak or pe t t i l yt y r annous by t u rn s , '.

12 , A Winne r s a ys , "The re oughc t o be a b e t t e r way to do i t . "'A LQse r s a ys , "Tha t ' s t h e way i t ' s a lways been done he r e , -

13 . , A' Yl nr ie r r es pe ct s t hos e who are super ior to him and t r i e s tol ea rn s ot ll et h1 n' gf rom t hem.A Loser r e s en t s t hQ,~e who a r e supe r ior to h im and t r i e s t o

f ind ch inks i n therr a rmor.

14. A ~ inn e r p ace s h imse l f .A Lose r h a s ,only two sp eed s : h y~ t e r i c a l & l e tharg ic . ' ,

15 . A Winne r has a hea l thy app rec i a t i on of h is ab i l i t i e s and akeen awarene s s of h i s cu r r en t l imi t a t ions .A Loser i s ob li vi ou s, both of h i s crue ab i l i t i es and his t r uel im i t a t i on s . •16 . A Winne~ c ake s a b ig p rob l em and sepa r ac e s it i n co sma l l e rpares so tha t i t can be more eas i ly solved .A Los e r t a ke s a , l ot of l i t t l e p r ob l ems and ro l l s t h emrnCl'p.chel: un t i l t h , ey a r e uns olv ab l e .



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A Yinner Is sensicive to the aemosphe~! ~~~un~c?im.A Loser J · is sens.i;;t.Y~t, crnly ~9 his own fee l ings ·~ ' . ; -

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A Loser 'blames "pol i t i cs ' ! " or'~''!'favor~t:~~~~ for. hJ s 'failureA

A Yinner .vou1d.-l'ather blame himself thafe othe'b.": but heJ; ... ,- _ " c~ ~ I ~ ' .... 1-4·:J! Tt· l~'··:"_l· __ ~7 .. .. . ~ , " ",

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A l . c : l se r prides h imse l f 'on his?"·indepe:-qc!e~ce" ~heri he' ismere ly be ing con t r a ry , ana pr i de s hi~self.Qn h is "ceamvork~\ r, ' henhe 1s me~ely b~~ng conformis t : . . ' . .A Winner knevs whicB'\deetSions are'.:"!or;h !!-~"inde?endentst:and, and .... i ch shoulc1 b'e"g'onealotlS:_ widL.'L .~ '.~ ",'"

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excep t ene -> be who you' 'are:) and become· .all you \1ere meanc tobe. which i s the ' only winn1ngl galll¢-: ip~1 :h~ ;;10 I d .

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A L6ser·leans 01). t;hQ~t,:,~,-~~~ng·er,.than o~im~~l.~.and takes out:his f rus t ra t ions on choseveaker.· than himself.A Vinne r leans e n himself a nd d oe s ' ~ot :f ~~ i' 1m pos ed u'PonWhen he i s l eaned on .

25. A \.linner seeks for the goodness in a man, and wQrks v1th' ch at p ar t .of h im .A Lose r l ooks only for the badness i n a man. and the re fo refinds i t hard Co work wi th anyone.

26. A Vinner 1s not a f ra id t o. concr ad ic t h imse l f when faced wi tha conc r ad i ceory s i t ua t i on .A Leser i s more concerned wi th be ing cons i s t en t th an vithbe ing right.

27. A ~1nner r ebukes and fo rg ives .A Lose r i s t oo t imid to r e bu ke an d t oo pe t t y t o f or gi ve .

28. A Yinner s t ops ta l k ing when he has made hi s poin t .A ,Loser goes on until he has blunted his point .

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NO DRIVE Does not c a re vheche ' r he wins or los es . Goesvith t he tide.

RNO~ -I T-Al L . - Never l i s t en s and wi l l not ' acc ep t -new idea s .Re'bel. gri,per. Yorks by himself.

MOUSE Nevei- -talks' back . lUgh on self~ abasement .Alvay s k ick1n& himse l f . I n t r ove r t . gene r a l l y .

FOLLOVER ~i l l ' go wi t h c rovd and gene ra l ly beh ind t he~ .Neve r t r i e s t o l e a d . ~

A YA!CH ER Joe Hi l k t oa s t . I f ~ere i s a n acc iden ; , hewa tche s or r uns avay . Yor r ied . abou t -vha t p eop lethink-.

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CORNER CUTTER -:Ducks p r a c t i c e . Cu t s ou t t ou g h p r a c t i c e .Al~ays ha s , excuse s . Lot s of a b s e n c e s f rom,practice. ,'.

HYPOCHONDRIAC A 'mus c l e ' g r abber- -a lvays h a s an i n ju ry. Neve rwork s ou t c on si s te nt l y:

COMPl.A!NER. ,

Give s up e ' a s11yI and i s ea s i l y d i s t r a c ted fromt h e j ob a t hand . : o J !11 look good whencompe~ i t i o n i s not of h i gh ca l ibe r ' a nd wi l l lookba d i n t h e b i g ~g ame .

QUITTER CaTlTlot s t i c k to the e nd . . Easi ly dis't.rac't.ed.S~arts many jobs., finishes few: Unreliable .

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AMB I T I ON Des i r e for high goals. l.dtes to) lose. Cannots t a nd f a i l u r e . Pu~ s goa l s a bov e a bi li ty .

COACHABLENESS Take s a d v i c e a n d i s e a s y t o cQa~ h . Eager t olearn. Easy to app roa c h. Fol lows r ul e s a ndd i r e c t i o n s .

AGGRESSION A t l ge r lJ r i r s t · p la c e· b el ~ ng s .t o· m e· ~ e.As se rt s h im se lf .

LEADERSHIP Shows th e 'way and s e t s a good examp l e .Respec t ed by t e am membe r s . 'Mi x e s ~ e l l . Ot h e r sf ol l ow h i s example and t a ke h i s adv i c e .

TAKE. CHARGE GUY -Yin t a k e ove r when t h i ng s go wrong . Unde rp r e s s u r e . he d oe s s om et hi ng abou t t h e p r ob l em .Of t e n a h e r o.

HARD YORKER - Oneof'-the first" to prac:~ice··the last to leave.Does extra vor k . Neve r mi s s e s p r a c t i c e andfalloYs i n s t r u c t i o n s .

PHYSICALTOUGHNESS - Develops~oughness by ha r d work . In g r e a tc ond i t i on . Keep s ~ r a i n i ng r u l e s a nd t r a i n syear a r ound .

MENTAl'tOlJGHNESS Never g i v e s in to his feelings. Has neve r -give-up. aititude. Ignores he a t I cold", pain.

PSYCHqt .oGICAL ENDURANCE6 S~ay s \ l i t h j ob un t i l t h e end : T , . 11 l1oh is b es ta ga in s~ ~op competition. Highendu r an c e a l l s e a s on . Re l i ab l e .

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I do not ~hoose to be s ~ommon man . I t i s my r igh t . to be .

u nc ommon • •• i f I can I seek oppor ' t u n i ty • • • not secu r i t y .I do not w i sh to be kep t a c i t i zen , humbled and du l l ed by

hav ing the s t a t e look a f t e r me . I v an t t o t ak e the ca l cu l a t ed

r i sk ; tO,d re am and to bu i ld · , t o f a i l and to su cceed . I r e fuse

to ba r t e r i ncen t ive f or dole .

1 r e f e r the cha l l enge of . l~ fe td ~he gua ran t eed · ex i s t enc e ;

the th r i l l of fu l f i l lmen t to' t he s t~ l e ~~ lm of Utop ia .

I w i l l neve r cower be for e any · ma s t e r nor bend to any th rea t •

.I t i s my her i t age t o s t a nd e rec t , p r oud and una f ra i d ; to th ink

and ac t f or myse l f , t o en joy the bene f i t of my cr ea t i ons and

to fa ce the wor ld bold l y and say , th i s I have done .

Al l th i s i s wha t it means t o be an Amer i can .

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Dear G o d :

Help me to be a good spor t in th is game of l i fe • . I don ' task for an easy p lace in the l ine-up . Pu t me anywhere you needme. I on ly ask tha t I can give you 100% of a l l I have . · I f a l lthe ha rd knocks seem to come my way, I tnank you for the compl i~men t . Pl ease help me to remember tha t you ' l l neve r send memore t rouble than I can hand le . .

•Help me, ,0 Lord , to accep t the bad breaks as pa r t of t .ne

game. And may .. a Ivay s play f a i r.

No mat te r wha t th~ other s do. He lp me to b~ st rong men ta l lyand to NEVER GIVE UP-~ r egardl es s of the ta sk . , He lp me not tocompla{n, not to f ind faul t , or to be envious of another ' s suc~ess .Help me to be a GOOD COACH and to be a good example for the youngmen I work wi th . q

Thank you God. for g l .Vl .ngme the en ' t hus i asm and conf idence .neces sa ry in doing my job wel l . !hank . -you al so for my hea l th , myfami ly , and for a l l the goodness you 've 8i ven- ·me he re - on ea r th .

Please give me the s t reng th to work hi rd every day and to under -s t and tha t as I Slve to the wor ld s o the wor ld wi l l g ive to me • .

: F ina l ly , God , i f t he na tu ra l turn of event s goes aga ins tme and I 'm benched for s i ckness or old age . p lease help me toacc .ept tha t a s pa r t o f t he game ' too. Keep me f rom whimper ing : orsquea l ing tha t I -was f ramed or got a raw deal . And wher t I f i n i shthe . f ina l quar te r God , I ask for no laure l s . Al l I want is tobel i eve in my hear t tha t I p layed th is game of l i f e as wel l as· I c ould and tha t I -d idn ' t le t you down • ~ • ~

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There are t~o days in every week. a bout which ve

should not vorry - tvo d a y s which should be kept f ree

f rom f ea r. a nd a pp re ~e ns ion .

O n e of these d a y s is Y E S T E RDAYwith i t s mis takes

and cares, i t s fau l ts and blunders , i t s . aches and pains • .

Y E S T E RDAYhas passed forever beyond our cont rol . Al lof . the money in the ~or ld cannot br ing :back YESTERDAY.

W e cannot undo a s .i ngl e a c t w e p er form ed j we cannot

~rase a s ingle word we s a id • • • Y E S T E RDAYis gone .

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T he ' ot he r . da y . ... shou ld not v or ry · a bou t i s

r oMORROT Jwi th i t s poss ib~e adversar ies , i t s burdens ,

i ts l ar ge p ro~ ise a nd . p' oorp er for ma nc e. TOMORROWis

a lso b ey ond ou r i mm ed iat e c o~ tr o1 _ TOHORROV ' Ssun

. . .1 i r ise - e i ther in sp lendor or B m.sk of c louds -

but i t v i l l r i se . Unti l i t does. ~e have no ' s take

in TOMORROW, fori t i s , 8S y et u nb orn .

p1i_.S leaves only one day_ •• TODAY~ Anyman can

f i8h~ t he b at tl e. of jus t one day . I t i s only . . . en

you and I add the burdens of those tvo awful e tern i t ies -

Y E S T E RDAYand TOMORROWthat w e break down • . I t i s not•t he e xp er ie nc e of TODAYthat drives man mad - i t is

remorse or b i t te rness o f someth ing vhi~h happened

YE S r t R DAY ~ n dthe dread of wh at TO MO RR OWmay bring .

LET US, THEREFORE LIVE BUT ONE DAY AT A TIM E!!:

I tG od g r an t m e t he sereni ty t o a c ce pt the : t hings 1

cannot change , t he courage to change th e th i ngs I can ,

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Over the weekend , I r~r ead a c al vi n Cool i dg e q uo~a ti on that I thoughtv a s a p p r o p r i a t e .

"Noth ing in the . . . r l d can take the p l ace of Pers i s te :cce .

Ta len t viII ' n ot ; n ot h in g is Clore ceeecn. t h an u n s u c c e s s f u l

=en wi th ta len t . Gen iu s viII not: unreva :ded g e n i u s i s

•a lmos t a p r o v e r b . E d u c a t i o nviII c o t ; t h e , " , a r I di s f U l l

of e du ca te d d er el ic ts . PERS ISTENCE Ah~ DETERMINATION

alone .!!S ott:niool:en't. fu 'Slo2an ' p r e s s , . 2 ! ! . 'has so lved .

and a lvays viII solve , the p rob l~s of ehe human race . "

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h e y s a i d i t c ou l d n ' t b e d on eBu t h e wi th a c h u c k l e r e p l i e dTha t m ayb e i t c ou l d h ' t b u t h ewou l d not be on e t o s a yUn t i l he t r i e d ." S o h e b u c k l e d r i g h t i nWith . a t r a c e of a q r i nI f h e wor r i e d , h e h i d ' i tH e s t a r t e d t o s i n gAs he tackled the t h i n gT h a t c ou l d n ' t b e done,And h e d i d i t . "

- Ed g a r A. Guest

SECRETS TO HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS

Don ' t m a j or i n m in or t h i n g s .Ne v e r q i v e up o n anybody.T ak e r e s p on s i b i l i t y f or e v e r y a r e a of y ou r l i f e .Admit you r mi·stakes.Be brave, e v e n if you ' r e n o t - No on e c a n t e l l t h e d i f f e r e n c e . •Hug c h i l d r e n ('piayers) a f t e r : : you disc.j.pliz:te them.Don ' t waste t im e r e s p on d i n g t o c r i t i c s .G i v e p e op l e ' a 2 n d : 6h a h c e , ' b u t n ot a J r d .B e c ome t h e mos t p os i t i v e , e n t h u s i a s t i c p e r s on y ou know .

S p e n d l e s s t im e on who' s r i g h t and mor e t ime en wha t '.s- r i g h t .When f a c i n g a d i f f i c u l t task, act as i f it's.a "piece of cake"."Keep e xp ec ta t i on s h ig h. "D on ' t e x p e c t l i f e t o b e f a i r .J u d g e y ou r success by t h e d e g r e e t h a t y ou ' r e e n j oy i n q p e a c e ,health, and l o v e .L i v e y ou r l i f e s o t h a t y ou ~ e p i t a p h w i l l r e a d "No Reg r e t s " .B e b ol d a n d c ou r a g e ou s - Y ou ' l l r e g r e t t h e t h i n g s you d i d n 1 tdo, mor e t h a n t h e on e s y ou did.Be t h e r e w h e n p e op l e need you. (F u n er a l s, w e d d in g s, r e u ni on s ,me e t i n g s of impor t a n c e ) .Ee d e c i s i v e e v e n i f s ome t ime s y ou ' r e w r on g .D o b u s i n e s s w i t h t hos e who do b u s i n e s s w i t h you .Take c h a r g e of you r a t t i t u d e - Don ' t l e t o t h e r s choose i t f oryou .B e l e e r y of p e op l e w ho t e l l y ou h ow hon e s t t h e y a r e .Don't f l a u n t your success} but don't apologize f o r i t e i t h e r .T a k e e x t r eme c a r e of y ou r r e p u t a t i on . It's you r mos t v a l u a b l ea s s e t .D on ' t a l l ow s e l f - p i t y ' - When t h e emot i on s t r i k e s , d o s om e t h i n gn i c e f or s omeon e l e s s f or t u n a t e t h a n y c u , •Do mor e t h a n i s e x p e c t e d .Share t h e c r e d i t .Speak on the ph on e w i t h e n t h u s i a sm and energy i n you r v o i c e .



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28. When meeting someone you don't know well, extena your hand, andgive your name - Never ass'Wllethey remember you even i f you've ..met before.Do things r i g h t the first time.

Laugh a lot - It cures almost all of life's ills.Don ' t be afraid to say - III don't know."111 made a mistake."n I need help on this. "

. "I 1m sorry ~"Show respect for everyone that works for a living regardlessof how· trivial ~he job..Don't use time or words careiessly - Neither can be retrieved.When talking to the press, remember they always have the lastword.Set your personal· short-term and long-term goals.Be open and receptive to new ideas.Don't rain on other peoples parade.

Go the distance - When you accept a task finish it.Never admit when on the job that you're tired I bored, or angry.Try not to make the same ritistaketwice·. .Never discuss money with people who have much more or much Le s'sthan you. .. ..Never buy something you· don't need, even if it's on sale.Don't be called out on strikes - Go down swinging. .Cherish your child~en for what they are - Not what you wantthem to be. .... .. -, ..Keep.several irons in the fire - All options open.Be alert for opportunities to give praise and appreciati.on toothers. .Be a leader - Becomesomeone's hero - Count your blessings -Call your mother.Take a nap on Sunday afternoon!Be willing.to·~ose a small battle in order to win the war!Tell good employees how much they mean to the organization.Look people in the·eye.Have a firm-handshake.Say "thank you" a lot.Be the first to say hi or hello.If in ~ fight - hit first,. hit hard, hit. often.Show respect for teachers and older people ...Don't learn trick of the trade - Learn the trade.Keep a tight'rein on you.r t emper.Avoid overexposure to the sun.Stop blaming others if you have failures.Make the best of a bad situation.Avoid sarcastic remarks.Slo~ dance when possible.

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• UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA ALMA MATER

Florida. our alma mater.Thy glorious name we praise,

All thy loyal sons and daughtersA joyous song shall raise.

. ~Where palm a n dpine a rebloWing. . ,Where southern seas are troWing. .Shine forth thy noble gothic warts,

Thy. lovely vine clad halls.

'Neath the orange and blue victorious,Our love shall never Jau.

There's no other name so glorious,

All hail, Florida. hail!

• WE ARE THE BOYS FROM OLD FLORIDA...

We are the boys from Old Florida. F -L -O -A -J -D -A

Where the girls are the fairestThe-boys are the squarest.

Of any old state down our way. Hey!

We are' all strong for Old FloridaDown where the old Gators play

In all kinds of weatherWe'll all stick togetherfor F-L-O-R~r-O-A!

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HILOSOPHY'

1. Stop the offense immediately; ~ Dictate to the offense &make them react to us. W epJay to set our offense upwith good field posltlon .. ,We.. want' to average 4.5 snapsper possession forthe season, 50% 'of those should be 3and out.

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2. Dominate the run - We always want to out number the

offense on the run wit.h the number of people we committo the run. We must never allow an offense to havebalance of Run & Pass in their attack.

3. Force the offense to throw the ball, when they do we •.want to put pressure on the QB. We do this with avariety of base blitzes arid by using bump and runtechniques in all our man coverage's. The QS should.

feel heat all day. ..

4. Take away the .offenses strengths by playingpercentages on formations, .down I distance, and bykeying on top personnel. Know &.understand youropponents' personality. - .' '.

5. Be great in critical situations (Le. third downs, red zone,

goalline), these areas are practiced everyday and .. emphasized routinely. On third-short we want to be 50%successful, and third-long 75% successful for the year.Everyone must rise up & be aware of critical situations &make the play ..



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1. Be great hitters arid ·tacklers, work hard on.~ackllnqdrllls.

2.. ' Great effort, everyonemustqetto the ball, Noone should play harder than we do. Gradeeffort.::· .

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3. Play physical and beaqqreeslve. MU'stattackthe offense and force theplay •

4. Be' .disciplined with responsibility and.technique. We. must be able to depend oneach other.

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5. We acknowledge performance not potential,some players make plays others don't, theones " who do will play.' .Players.:.: take'responsibility for winning andIooslnq withthe

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6. We willbe consistent with our teaching andour philosophy- We will improve from day today because- .we· will _ teach'. the sametechnlquesS defense throuqhout the year.



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University of FloridaDefensive Team Goals

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D e v e lo p C h a m p io n s h1.) Lead the league in Total-Defense ~. Scoring Def

2.) Lead the League in Total Turnovers Forced

3.) W~n the SEC Championship. ,,~ '". ~> , ;

4.) WintheNational Championship

1.) Play MorePhysical" ~ mu st gettougher. Yf!emu st get to where we hammer p eop le on the ru n.

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2.) Play with Great Effort. ,We'Can not allow ou r p layers to loaf Team n:zu st take p ride in this .

3.) Discipline - our playersmust do what they are coached to do~ We can notplay gurs that don't. P layers demand it/rom' one ano ther .

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4.) Be Great Tacklers - Out fundamentals and teclmiques mus- .continue to improve, particularly versus in the run.,We must be move physical attacking blockers, be great.in our tackling, and always h.our head infront of runners.

') ,) W p;must eliminate big plays & force turnovers.



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E'i~htFundamental Mustsfor the Front Seven

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Dominate the.

Line of Scrimmage. . . . ~

1.) Penetrate ., Jump the ball withlow pad level

2.) Shoulde rs s qua re

3.) Control yourgap responsibility.

4 .) Be phys ical- Pads out ove r yourtoe s - attack b locks and f

5 .) Keep a base and sepe rate from b locks",, .

6.) Hit with your e ye s,' hands and shoulde rs

7.) Get offblocks to make plays

8.) Be great tackle rs ,



• Eight Fundamental Musts. for the Secondary·

1.) Alwayseliminate the Big Play!

2.) Keep the ball inside and in front of secondary at all tim

3.) Always keep leverage on the balLBuild a fe nce a rouridth e balI. (Stove Pipe Theory)

4.) Play the ball.The ball w ill a lw ays take you to the recieve r,

The re ce v ie rwill not alw ays take you to the b all .

•5.) Communicate - Talk to each other

6.)" Play aggressive and confident .. Play physical.We must be great hitters and tacklers.

7.) Be 100% on mental assignments and adjustments ...

8.)' Expect to make plays and challenge the offense.

Carry a bold attitude andhave true ·-confidence .

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Defensive Grade SheetGame - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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Name

Number of plays

Tackle (+3)~. "

Assist (+1). . ,

Tackle for Loss (+4) ..J

Broken Up Pass (+2)

Caused Fumble (+9)

Recovered Fumble (+8) -

Oslcie (+9)

Caused Oskie (+9).

Pressure (+2) e .

Sack (+5)..

Tipped Pass (+2). .

Blocked Kickifeam (+6)

Touchdown/Team (+6)

Big Play ..: (+1/+3) ..

Positive Points

Mental Error (-5)

Missed Tackle (-5)

Loaf (-5)

Missed Oskie (-3)-

Missed Fumble Rec. (-3)

Foolish Penalty (-3)

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·PU T IT DOWN

G ATO R DEFENSNE LJNE

U. Emphasis must be placed on the followng areas to be a great·defensive line.

A Discipline - Follow the instructions of your coach. Dis~ipHne keepsyou from acquiring bad habits that w!( hurt you and your team .

. B. Menta! Qiscigrine - No mental mistakes. One mental mistakeby one player can mean a touchdown, fielq goal J keep drivealive, give field position or time of possession to an .opponent. Mental mistakes usuarly result tram lack of

. concentration in meetings, not studying your handouts, orw~~n_you are fatigued. Know your assignments so you won'tbe confused and can read and be aggressiY~ .

.C~ Physical Discipline - Discipline yourself to push yourself throughthe whole practice. When people get tired, they don't conCentrate,they don't hustle, and they are not intense. There is a running edge.on defense when we out hustle the opponent. Most big games arewon or fast in the fourth quarter. The fourth quarter must belong tothedefenee. There is a state of mind of knowingthe dffferencebetween pain and injury. The great competitors know thedifference.

D. Consistency - You can't be a g~ e a £player if you are an up .and .down player from day to day or week to week. Discipline yourself·to be consistent every day. Work hard to improve and you.will bebetter than consistent. you will be consistently.better, You;play likeyou practice. Develop good habits. ..

E. Team Conceots - Pe·rsonal sacrifice insteadof personelglorification, what one can give not what one can receive.

III. Basic areas that must be worked on and improved each day_

A Stance - You want to get lnto a relaxed, comfortable stance that willenable you to uncoil for maximum explosion and quick movement.

3 Point Stance:

. Base - The feet are about shoulder width apart or slightly.wider, with heels out. One foot is staggered so you may

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Balance - Weight isdistnbuted ,between balls of feet and the- .

fingertips of the hand on the ground. Weight will be slightlyforward. O ffhand will be in position for shiver.Power Line - Toes slightly inside', knees and shoulderspointed straight ahead. Neck is buUed and knees are flexedwith taif slightfy higher than your head and shoulders. Beready and in a cocked position.,"Jet Staoc§" - Will be a sprinter's stance utilized for passrush in a passing situation .

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B. AJjgnment (Lateral and vertical)1 . C rowd B aIJ -2. Base Alignl1)ent shade shoe tc'croteh inside or outside of

. offensive fineman. ~

C. Key -Is the helmet of the offensive lineman. More specificalry thescrew in the helmet to side you are shaded to in our alignment. In apassing situation, we key the top of the football .

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Initial Move - Be ready to move off the man with peripheral vision ofball versus run, or move of f of ball with peripheral vision of manversus pass.

D.

1., : Our first-movement is to roll or steep of f front foot and bringup back foot in a short driving, step that will put' you in -a near

parallel stance, it is a 6 to a inch step.

2. We must read to movement or ball, not sound - no gifts, nomental errors on cadence. .

E~ Running - It is the most important fundamental in football. From itwe ge t m ov em en t, ba fa l'}_t;;eand quickness. FootbaU is a game ofmovement. You can improve it. Through it you can become abetter ·athlete.

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2.

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Run with good form in aUyour work even when you jog and

loosen up; Keep -yourthumbs up, use your arms to help you,drive and run on the inside balls. Work for good balance sothat you have complete control of your b,ody.

Run backwerdswith the same technique, be sure to keepyour shoulders over your feet. Be in a good fundamentalposition so that you can react and drive off either foot. Thiswill help your balance and quickness and body control.



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. Technique and Explosion·

1. ' Footwork - Step with shaded fo~~6" to 8" step. Alwayskeep

feet moving. '

2 . Body Position,. Arms an d han ds arebetween you and the.. block. Back should be on a 45 degree angle.. '

.3. Head and Eyes are up ...Proper pad Jevelis withhead below

opponenfs face-mask and in the V' of his neck"

, -4. Use hands to get separation. Attack as though you are going

to choke opponent, so thumbs are up.With eyes andshoulders leading, benCh snatch opponent away from bodyas you roll your hips for explosion.

5. Recognize Biock

6. React to block

7. Be a' good tackier both at the line and open field.

G. ' Pursue' - Te a mpride' is getting everyone to the ball. Stay in yourjane. Never allow our defense to be split.

1. _ Work tt~~~ugh blocker - play pressure don't go around,blocker: -

2.. Throw..aff-blocker - get yourself clean, never stay blocked. '~ .'.. .,_ . . . ._ ."

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Never follow opposite colored jersey-to baH._" .'

4. Take appropriate angle to ban carrier.

5. Desire - to get there. There is always some way to get bancarrier be in on gang'tackling.

H. Tackle ~You must have desire to make tackJe yoursetf • Neverassume someone else will ~ I Must '



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- Move on movement -- 8e explosive!

J. Proper step and blow delivery.

K Proper readion to key.

L. Get to the ball with proper pursuit angle with100% effort

M . Make sure p.unisf')ing tackle.

N. Get off ground and 9E3to huddle.

O. 8e alert for sUbstitution according to down and distanceand situation (~eld zone).

VI. Tackle Tenninorogy

JET - Term to key a ndefensive linemen to aggressively penetratetheir gap of responsibility. Adjust~stance move on first movement. and read near lineman as you penetrate .

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PO'NER RUSH - Rushing through designated'offensive lineman so asnat to narrow rush lane on either side of power rusher.Designated to allow penetration by blitzing LB or 08.

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BASE BLOCK - Offensive lineman blocking play side "[erseynumeral" of defensive lineman out or in from POA. '

HOOK BLOCK - Offensive lineman w~rl<ingfor outside position withball attacking inside. .

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SCOOP BLOCK ~2 offensive Ii~~men attempting to block 2defensive players.

G 'BLOCK - Offensive tackle down o n3 Technique or base on4 Technique with on-side guard pulling outside.

a BLOCK - Offensive center blocking back on 2 or 3 Techniquewith backside guard pulling. Can be trap or long p.ull.

K BLOCK - 8ackside offensive taCkle puiling inside. Can be:'counter of tackle trap. '.

WITCH CALL - LBer call to nose or tackle alerting them to go toopposite gap on blitz.



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DOVVNBLOCK - 3 Technique offensive guard releasing inside with

ball attacking on-side, in or out, (trap o,r trap option).

TuRNOUT BLOCK - 4 I Techniques Outside release of offensivetackle and offensive guard blocking out on defensive tackle,with ball attacking inside. '

MAN PROTECTION - Offensive guard blocking defensive tacklevs. all rush lanes on drop-back pass. '

ZONE PROTECTION - Offensive guard and center blocking outsidearea regardless of rush lanes on drop-back pass.

COMBINATION DOUBLE - Two Offensive linemen double teamingdefensive linemen with one working off to linebacker.

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•OVERLAPPING - Technique used by defenslvelinernen that drawsa double team versus drop-back pass. Tackle forces as , mirrorsOS on a scrarnble.icr makes up fo~ lane distribution:

Spy - Defensive lineman drawing block of offensive linemanand then dropping ofr" in Coverage versus a pass.'

CHARLIE CALL - Passing situation when ball is next to hashstrong tackle makes call to change rush lanes (short sideinside lane, wide side outside lane.) ,

CHECK DIME - Front check by linebacker versus certainformations and in certain coverages. Tackles align inwide ones.

LOG BLOCK - Pulling guard trying to block outside leg oftackle with ball attacking outside (trap option).

TRAP BLOCK - Pulling guard trying to block inside hipor shoulder of tackle with ball attacking inside.

P.O.A - Point of Attack. Hole 'where offensive play is designed to go .

• L.O.S. -line of scrimmage.

BENCH - Type of separation or Technique used by defensivetackle.



·P UT IT DO 'A lN

~.;EENSI\IE LfNEMEN

The defensive Ii~e serves as the foundation to the overal ldefense: It isimperative that the line fundion in·the realm of their responsibility because inorder to have a sound defense you must have a solid foundation; it all starts withthe people up front. It takes a person with an innate tenacity andaggressiveness to play defensive line. He must possess the size. strength. andpower to go 'against generally the biggest players on the football team. the

. offensive line, But tie also must have the speed ~nd qUickr'iess to get off blocks,pursue and make tackles, and rush the passer Ittakes a dedicated anddeterm ined individu~1 tc work consistently on the shells and techniques that arenecessary to become a g09d d.efensive lineman.'

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J. We have these rules for a lineman:~ ~', " .

1. Control the line of scrimm~ge'~ Charging and attacking and readkeys on, the move. '..

2 . Proted your q~ territory. or gap ·responsibilitY.Get le~erage, staysquare, and eontrottne offensivelineman. . .

3. Find:bal!,shed block, and then pursue.

4. Make tackle.



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Th e defe nsiv e Un e serv es8S the founda tionto th e o ve ra ll d efe ns e.It J s bnperat ivethat the line func tionin th e re almof th e ir re spon sibU i ty be caus efn order to have as oun d defen seyou must have8 so lid founda tion ;it a nstarts with the people upfront tttakes a person with an innate tenacity and aggressiveness to playdefensive line. He must possess the size, strength. end power to go againstgenerally the biggestplayerson the footbaD team. the offensive Une. But he alsomust have the speed and quickness to get off blocks. pursue end make tackles,and rush the passer It takes a dedicated and determined fncflViduat to workconsistently on the shefts and techniques that are necessary to become 8 goodde fe ns iv e Un eman .

I. We have these rules for a lineman:r, -' Control the line of scrimmage. Charging end attacking

and read keys o n ·th e move.. . -~

• 2. .Proted your oWn territory or gap responsibility. GetJeverage. stay square. and control the offensivelineman.

.3. Ftnd ball, shed block. and then pursue.

-4. Make tackle.

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TACKLE

1. Stance is v ery important To be successful, you must have agood baseto explode from.

A 3 point stanceB. AJI.leftshades play out of left h~d stance.. AIl rig htshades play

out of right hand stance. ,C. Take a good comfortable position withyour feet under your

, shoulders and withyour forearm pressing on your thighs. Reachcut with the hand away frOm your gap responsibilfty. Your tair isslightly higher than your head;

2. AlignmentA Shoe to crotchB. Tight as possible to L .O.S.C. Ifyou are havmg trouble reading the blocker Hat, move back-

• • 3. KeysA Tackle key is the ball' and offensiye guard. The action of the .

, offensiv!3 guard creates the reaction by the tackle and lets him.know where the ba n is going .

.= trust .your keys.

4. Pre-snap keys

An important mental responsibility is to search for pre-snap reads form theoffensive guard. Line splits and depth off ban are critical pre-snap keys.Two calls the tackle must make every snap is light or heavy. .

light = pass or pullHeavy =Offensive guard weight forward. expect run.

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5. Initial movement and reaction

A Concentrate on ball so you can explode into the guard as soon asthe ball moves. 8e aggressive. . ..Get your hands on guard's shoulder pad as quickly as possible.Grab cloth and keep your thumps up using the meaty part of yourhand to strike a blow.Roll the hips forward exploding into the guard on the rise.Keep a balanced base and keep feet moving.

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1. Guard drive block (Base)

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Explode into the guar:das quick and as hard as possible.Keep shoulder pad low and paralle( to LO.,S.Drive the guard back into ~is tackle.

Make aU p lays in B gap.

Reach Block'

. Explode into the guard as quickly and has hard as possible.B. Do not let guard cross your body.C. Keep outside arm and fegD. Tum his hand to sideline. Work your body to the fine - heel line.

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A Explode into the, guard as quickly and as hard as possible.8. Tum his head to the sideline and close A'gap. .C. Keep your shoulder pad paralle,!. to LO.S. Keep feet moving:

4. Guard and Tackle Double Team

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Explode into the guard as, quickly and has hard as possible.'Nhen you feel pressure from CT. drop the outside shoulder andfeg and drive toward the near knee of the tackle.Do not get knocked off ball,



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A Explode forward~ .B. Work across the face of center.C. If center angle is deep, go back door.

6. Guard puUs outside tackle block down.

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Step in the diredion that guards is pulling. Scan inside with youreyes looking for trap. Feel the pressure form QT.Explode into the offensive tackle with your outside arm andshoulder pad.Keep shoulder pad parallel to L.C.S.Cross tackle face when ball h

7. Guard and Tackle Scoop Block

OO f ~A Step in the direction that guard is going. Explode irito guard.B. Close guard to sideline and protect your legs from tackle.C. Do not let guard off on Unebacker.

8. Influence Trap

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Step with guard.VVhen guard shows his hand look inside.Run off the hip of center.



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Stance - same as 3 TechniqueKey the guard's hat.Pre-snap keys same as 3 Technique.Alignment shoe to crotch.Responsibilities.A Guard cut off

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IT1. Attack guard -keep shoulders square.2. Step with inside foot. .3. Don't let guard cross your face.

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1.. Attack guard. ~ '.2. Keep inside arm and leg free.3. Tum guard head to sideline.

C. Center guard scoop

1. Attack guard.2. Close downLO.S. , ,_3. Don't let guard off LO.S .

• D. Center guard double team

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IV. Pre-snap reads - same as 3 Tech

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DEFENSEDE 95 John Ablllham( 6 - . 4 .234, So . )

34 Prest~ V inson(6-2.260.T J r. )D T 90 H en ry T ay to r(6-2.2 9 0 ,Sr.)

9 8 R ac har:lWiI : sa t t(e-3. zeo ,TJr.)DT 96 Ce c i lCa k tw aU{6-1 , 255,S o . ,

93 MichaelMadd~x(8-4,200, !=iSl .Jce 55 SE I~ M Iller ( 6·2 , 2 55 , R Sr.)

94 Ma t tMalster3 1 6 - 4 . 2 2 2 .So.)O LB sa Corn Ab c i :t S ( 6 -1 ,%2 5 .RSo.)

' ! iT E.~ RoC"Iestlr (6-0.2 50 , RS o.)M t.B 52 S 1 a n 1 lBumlwn(5 -to .222, Sr.)

4 4 M<r tl .oYe( 6 -Q ,2 5 0 , T S ( .) .Ot.B 43Jcdy Ca laweR (5·1, ~ .RJ r. ,

92_ Ry a nKD o p(11-0,211, J r . ) . ,CB 21 L~ Wig?M {S-1'.200, RSr. , .

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3 i= I . . ayG~l!en s . : 3 .1;0. ASo.)CS· 5 KeYittBrook!(5 -9 . 160 .TJr.)

13 Ken s Sul liv an( 5 - 8 .tOO.RJ r. ,

OFFENSESE 21 ZolloD:Ms (&.1.183. RJr)

S.oCJennale Ke l l y(8-4.1 7 5 ,RFr.}l.T 79 Jam&rNesb it ( 6-4,,315. J r.)

74 J a srm C Q x (. , . : ;.Jl!i, Fr.)LG 78 TravisWh i tf '.e rd (~ ,293 . RS r. )

S7 JesseWa:shins ton (S -S . 309 ,RSr.)C 53 PatJI8edcwith(6-3.280 , S r. )

sa Scot t &owne(6-2.255,RFr.)RG e3 E d H rJtie-: (& :1. 30 0. R Sr.]

6 9 Tod dDa v is (5 -5 . 2 80. F r.)RT 57 JesseWuh ingl on ( 6- 5; 3 09 , AS r.)

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T E S S T re vo n M a tth e w s(So l .2 4< 1 , RSC I . ]97 Trey ?~~n (6 - .5 ,23~. So.)

FL 9 KerrlHood (6-0. 195, FISc,)8 2 C aM n Ow ens(5-n.170. RSr.)

Q8 . 17 V IC Penn(s.o. 165.RF r . )14 PhilPetly (6-4, 185.Fr. )

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SPECIALISTSPK 15 S lavaFlor io( 5 -9 . 1S B .J r. )

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9 KerryHQO d(s .o .125. RSo.)PR 5 Kev i nB rook s ( 5-S,reo,TJr.)

2 4 Jon-Eric Sulflvan(5 -9 , 1 S 6,RSO . )

OFFENSEWR !i Jacque: G ~!"I (~, 172, Jr.)

8 N a.'isKarim(5-11,183,Jr.)3 T ra vis M cG riff(5-a. 1at J r. )18 Ja rr Je Richardson(5-11 . 184,So.)79 M oCollir.s( e - 5 . n s ,Jr.)7 0 Coo p e rC-a / 1 i $ l e(6-6, 2 9 1 .So.)

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"Gators"DEFENSELE 54 Wi&cRodgers(~1, 248,St.)

93 T1m6ealJchamp(1!-2.271,Jr.kLT . 90 Mlk aMo ( e n(6-S. 2S~.S r. }

94 E dCheste ( 6-4 . 2 9 4 .Jr.)RT Sl2 ReggieM e G J e w(6-2. .298 ,So.)

91 Oe r r i d cChambers( 6 - 4 ,115 , F r.]

SPECIALISTSPK 9S CoW nsCooptr(5 -10 , t8 0,J~.)

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