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Tim Miller Quotes
«That's how you build a program, the old ones teach the young ones. Sarah is our old veteran now, and we're counting on her for a lot. She's a good leader, and I'm sure she picked some of that up from Katie and Amber.»
Author: Tim Miller
«We really threw Sarah into something in Raleigh, and she came through. Sarah has been a good one for us. We feel like with (sophomore Jamie Burwell ) that we have two good ones.»
Author: Tim Miller
«He looks like her. He's got her face.»
Author: Tim Miller
«We had our shots. We just didn't take care of business down the stretch. That opened the door for them and they took advantage.»
Author: Tim Miller
«It seemed like we had fouls all over the place during the game. But at the end two guys go to the floor and they get a tip-in. It was a great play on their part.»
Author: Tim Miller
«I was pleased with my pitching and defense, but we had trouble with our bats. Our older boys hit the ball hard, but right to someone.»
Author: Tim Miller
«I thought, here we go.»
Author: Tim Miller
«We're all behind the Patriots now.»
Author: Tim Miller
«I was never worried. We've been behind in a couple games this year and we've responded. We hit it pretty good today but we're still not where we need to be. There are a lot of things I think we can do better right now.»
Author: Tim Miller
«He went flying through the garage door ... It cushioned his blow.»
Author: Tim Miller