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play and give a good performance,"
^ Penn said.
Scott was generally pleased with
Penn's execution.
"I thought Vic Penn, obviously,
played very well for a first-time
freshman. [He's! a guy that makes
some plays and certainly has a bright
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the football, and I was happy to see
that," Scott said.
With Penn's performance,
Quarterbacks Coach John Reaves
was also satisfied. "Vic Penn showed
he's a player. He made some plays
that laid some questions to rest,"
Reaves said.
Wright, the White team's QB,
had a difficult time getting his offense
going. Wright threw the ball 13 times
with two completions for 45 yards
and no interceptions.
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"It was frustrating when I couldn't ]
run," Wright said. Wri
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frustrating for the defense. "It kind we'1
of made me mad when Coach Scott had
said we couldn't hit him because he's doe
been talking trash and we can never ha\
hit him," senior linebacker Darren sait
Hambrick said. ]
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defeat on his immobility. beg]
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out we couldn't really do anything the
out there. Plus we were pretty much
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ing the score 6-0.
he score stayed 6-0 until the
h, when Poston allowed the first
br to get on, and then allowed a
?home run to left field. Tanner
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Baroody to pitch the rest of the
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