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Bill Griffith Quotes
«He's starting to learn defenses and starting to learn how to read defenses. He's more confident standing in the pocket and taking his time making a decision.»
Author: Bill Griffith
«What we're seeing out of this area recruiting-wise are Division II kids, ... We don't have the biggest kids here.»
Author: Bill Griffith
«Every coach here expects to win. We're trying to instill that in these kids.»
Author: Bill Griffith
«Adele is one of the most, to coin a cliche, life-affirming people I've ever met, especially because of her bleak outlook,»
Author: Bill Griffith
«At this point, it's just kind of a long tradition to help with this auction and help Adele out. I've been there as long as its been going. It was a fast 20 years. I would do anything she asked me to do.»
Author: Bill Griffith
«I always thought of Levittown as a joke.»
Author: Bill Griffith
«MTV won't do anything unless they own it 100% so that didn't tempt me at all because I would never give away the character.»
Author: Bill Griffith
«We're going to throw the football, ... We're hoping our team speed helps us get past those 300-pounders.»
Author: Bill Griffith
«We're going to throw the football. We're hoping our team speed helps us get past those 300-pounders.»
Author: Bill Griffith
«I remember seeing one stuck to the window of a KFC. What could be more rewarding than to see your work assaulting the target of your satire?»
Author: Bill Griffith