Kyle Quotations | Page 2

Kyle has a lot of tournament experience, but it has always been as an individual playing various tours. It's a little different going to a different school with teammates and on relatively different courses. He doesn't have many holes in his game.

Kyle has a very good arm and will be a solid pitcher for us this season. Joe is a hard working player I think will be even better with more experience under his belt.

Kyle has a very strong pain tolerance. (Friday's match) might have been the best match of his career.

Kyle has been fighting injuries all season and seems to be putting all that behind him and just wrestling. Watching him completely control that match was encouraging as he has a wide-open weight class in terms of state title contention.

Kyle has been great to have on the team the last four years. He carries a 4.4 grade point average and I love the fact we have a kid who shows you can be an athlete and you can be a scholar at the same time. He does it in both realms.

Kyle has been on a tear as of late, having stepped it up a few levels in preparation for the post season. He will be a tough match for anyone at the zone and state tournaments along with the others. We'll go in with a very motivated group and we should do well.

Kyle has been suspended for conduct detrimental to the team. He continues to be a member of our basketball program.

Kyle has injured his left shoulder and will have surgery in the next couple of weeks. Unfortunately for the whole team and Kyle himself, he will have to miss the whole season and focus on five to six months of rehabilitation.

Kyle has now started 16 games in his career. That's one season that he has behind him. So let's see where he goes from here. Let's just wait to judge this kid. The numbers aren't necessarily going to be there in our offense, with our formula of relying on the running game, defense and special teams. But the signs are there, and the kid is developing.

Kyle has prided himself in being able to step out and shoot 3s, and he did that tonight. He can shoot the ball. He's shooting it right now with great confidence.

Kyle has really been working hard in the workouts and he's been running with the seniors, which is good.

Kyle has really fine-tuned his game. The only weakness in his game could be in distance, because of his young age. The rest of his game seems to be flawless. He is very talented around the greens in short play, and that's what allows him to score very well in the tournaments. ... He spends an endless amount of time on putting greens.

Kyle has really fit in well. He has the confidence to shoot.

Kyle has the right demeanor where he can focus on what he has to focus on. He's not afraid to speak up at all. It's hard to distinguish between what is really good advice and when somebody is just trying to help their own position out. He knows that.

Kyle Hendrickson is going to be a great surprise. When he ran the four-by-four and open 800, most kids just lose it the first time on a track. He looked strong in the final 200.

Kyle hit his head on the steering wheel. He's fine, but we thought it was best we hold him out. We certainly didn't lose because Kyle wasn't in the lineup.

Kyle is a complete player. He can handle the ball off the break, he can take the ball to the basket and shoots the ball well from the perimeter. But the thing that sets him apart is how unselfish he is. If he has the ball and you?re open, he will get it to you.

Kyle is a good athlete with good speed and he has worked hard in the off-season. Pat has excellent size and has also worked hard. Phil missed last year because of an injury but is athletic and has played well.

Kyle is a lot more crafty than we are, so he should go in the middle.

Kyle is as fine of a player as the league's ever seen.

Kyle is at his best when guys open up on him.

Kyle is at home (in San Antonio) taking classes, so he can get squared away academically. We hope that, when it's all said and done, he gets healthy, that he stays on track academically and that he'll be here in the summer to work out with us. He's a very important part of this team.

Kyle is a true sportsman though. His main concern after finishing his leg was the well being of the runner he had gotten tied up with. Andrew Owens and Paul Johnson both put in solid legs to finish up that event.

Kyle is a very hard-nosed guard that has a great knack for scoring. He is a proven winner and is dedicated to becoming a better player.

Kyle is becoming stronger and stronger as the season wears on, and seems to be peaking at the right time to defend his state title. His toughness and spirit will carry him a long way in that quest.

Kyle is coming back to his form from last fall when he tied for first in the Raising Cane, ... He had back a lower back injury slow him down after that and has been a little inconsistent. However, we are expecting big things from him for the remainder of year.

Kyle is kind of in mid-season form right now. That's good for us.

Kyle is kind of the flip side of what's been going on with Travis. He hasn't practiced well lately.

Kyle is more mechanical, and Kevin is a smoother player. He has all the shots. Kyle hits the ball much harder and flatter and has a big serve, but he likes to play at the baseline. Kevin has the more all-around game and likes to go to the net, but he's not nearly as powerful as Kyle. They don't look like they started at the same academy, which in a sense is good. Kids don't all need to be taught the same way because they have different strengths.

Kyle is No. 1. Right now, I'm No. 2. I'm just going about my job and letting everything else take care of itself.

Kyle is one of those junkyard dog-type players. He is one that not many will account for in the scouting report. He is a luxury to have on the team.

Kyle is our work horse. We put the ball in his hands, and I think he did a great job. He left a couple up, but the boys stepped up behind him and gave him some confidence.

Kyle is probably going to be somewhere around the top 10 most of the day.

Kyle is ready to go. He is excited and looking forward to having an outstanding year.

Kyle is the best player on this team. We'll limit his throws, but he's our leader and really needs to play all the time.

Kyle is wrestling extremely well right now. He came down from 140 to wrestle at 135 and he just wrestled real smart and aggressive.

Kyle just crowded me into the wall there. But no hard feelings. I'll just chalk it up to hard racing. Anyway, I talked with Kyle after the race. Everything's settled, we're on good terms, and I got his dad's autograph.

Kyle just has had amazing command of his pitch location. He's bearing down on every pitch. He's been nearly perfect.

Kyle just kept getting open. He kept getting looks and you can't give Kyle that many looks.

Kyle kept the pressure on me all day and her short game is outstanding. She has a presence about her. She is mature well beyond her years. She earned it.

Kyle makes all the line calls. You watch him. He'll get up to the line, look at the defense and start barking out calls. He's irreplaceable.

Kyle needs to go through a situation like that, ... From the way I see it, he'll come back stronger from it.

Kyle Orton was playing better than any of the quarterbacks,

Kyle passed away on March 2nd, 2005, and he was 14 years of age.

Kyle pitched a good game and we're starting to hit the ball like I thought we could.

Kyle pitched a great game, we played solid defense all day and the kids did what we knew they were capable of.

Kyle played big for us down the stretch, not just with the foul shots, but a couple of big rebounds. He had the kind of game you'd expect out of your second-leading scorer. He's been pretty solid for us this season.

Kyle played good. He played good for his first game.

Kyle plays at a high level and has an exceptional mental approach to the game. Kyle is a smart player and really understands the game.

Kyle practiced some and threw the ball pretty well. I feel like he'll be fine. I was encouraged by what I saw today.

Kyle put on a show. He catches the ball and releases it so quick. It's really impressive. I've been talking defense all camp but a player of his ability to shoot the ball has to be on the floor.

Kyle Ruby had a great game tonight. He took (Tuesday) night's loss very personally. For him to come back and play like this speaks volumes of him.

Kyle saw the things he didn't accomplish but he could help Adam accomplish.

Kyle's been big for us all year long. (He is) just a sophomore, but he's learning how to play the game. He's learning to find himself. He got a little frustrated the second half. I think they keyed on him a little bit -- I'm sure they talked about defending Kyle -- and he struggled a little the second half, but he's still learning.

Kyle seems to be doing fine. Everything's positive there.

Kyle shoots the ball well and he plays with confidence. He's a talented sophomore who plays with kids around him who allow him to be free and score baskets.

Kyle showed a lot of presence of mind not to panic when he went behind. It took a lot of guts to go for the reversal instead of just taking his one point and tying it.

Kyle stepped up; it was his time to do it. Now, the challenge is to follow up.

Kyle surely would like to throw the ball more, but he understands who the bell cow on this team is. Even though the numbers don't look very good, I'm very comfortable thus far with his decision-making process.

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Kyle Tolman did not even place at state last year, and yet he is doing spectacular. He's dominating people; he's not just sneaking by.

Kyle Ungar is well over 20 wins as a junior and Rob Fiore is at 15 wins, is hard nosed and learning to be a better technical wrestler.

Kyle was 83 percent converting third downs in the second half (5-of-6). He got better as the game went along. We know he'll get better as we go. We're excited about his potential the rest of the year.

Kyle was able to knock down five shots early for us and kept us in it when we struggled to score early. We were trying to emphasize playing hard on the defensive end. It gives us the best opportunity to win ballgames.

Kyle was actually throwing real well but it was obvious the Buchanan batters were leaning into both those pitches. That's baseball and I don't blame then for doing what it takes to get on base but the umpires need to be strong enough to see what is happening and make the right call.

Kyle was a nice, quiet guy who seemed to be more mature than a lot of the other kids. You just got the feeling that he was going to do something positive with his life, and that's exactly what was happening when this awful thing happened.

Kyle was apologetic and that's all I cared about,

Kyle was a remarkable young man, a true scholar-athlete, an ambassador for Penn, a tremendous teammate and leader on and off the field, as well as a caring and outstanding brother. His loss will be felt for a long time. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family during this time.

Kyle was great. He was my only living child.

Kyle was hurt for most of the season, but he and guys like Dan, Andrew and Mike were all about the team. They were all model citizens, the kind of kids you like to be associated with.

Kyle was one of the strongest competitors on our team and also one of the fastest skiers on the whole collegiate circuit. Unfortunately, injuries are part of our sport and we have to deal with them on a daily occurrence. I know Kyle will put a lot of hard work into rehab and I'm confident he will come back next year even stronger.

Kyle was right up there with some of the best freshmen in the state. It was a good competition for him.

Nah, it wasn't that bad, ... Twenty-seven percent, c'mon. When Kyle misses a foul shot, I knew we were in trouble.

I'm still behind him, but he knows what he has to do, and he knows what he shouldn't do. Kyle is playing hard just like everybody else, but in certain situations, you've got to know what's going on. He showed flashes, but it's got to be consistent. There's no more really you can say other than that.

I'm smart enough to know that he has an arm to make throws that Kyle Orton couldn't make and the (Bears) coaches feel more comfortable with him back there so they're going to open up the offense a little bit more. With Rex being healthy that offense is more open. They're taking more chances going down the field.

I think Kyle does a great job of finding the guys who know how to score.

I think Kyle is really getting better. He got a lot of experience last year, but I think his timing is better and Todd Berry (quarterbacks coach) has done a great job in helping with his fundamentals of the game.

I thought Jordan (Coffman) stepped up early and hit a big shot, Kyle (Victoria) hit a couple of timely 3s and so did Timmy (Crowell). It kind of kept (OC) from completely suffocating the paint. It was also big that Davis was the X-factor with his energy and aggressive play on the offensive end.

I thought Kevin played well. I think he had our offense going a little bit, but on the flip side I think sometimes you want to bring Kyle in to stretch the defense and give Allen Iverson and Chris (Webber) a little more room to operate.

I thought Kyle did a great job defensively keeping in front of Jamie.

I thought Kyle did well on Saturday. Defensive breakdowns were the real problem.

I think they need to wrestle their match and things will take care of themselves. Kyle had two ranked kids and has to beat one, Devon has the top rated kid, and Justin has a few tough kids at 119.

I think that Kyle is a very good player. He's a rugged player. The guy always goes all out.

I think the boys ran pretty well, ... Most of them are at their best time or better. Kyle Terwillegar was able to medal and he also had a personal best. We?re expecting big things (from him).

I think we're just trying to find a way to win games. It wasn't anything that Kyle was doing wrong.

I think the way we were playing with Kevin in the lineup and A.I. in the lineup, I liked the way we were playing. I liked Johnny and Kyle the way they were coming off the bench.

Our pressure certainly was the key. The press got us some second-chance points. I thought Kyle Hackworth helped us out a lot.

Our boys team had a great race. Kyle was right behind Sam and Nils. He has been skiing very strong for us.

I was happy to see Kyle and Caleb finally play the way they're capable of playing. Kyle had a great first set, but than he went a little brain-dead in the second set and started doing things he knew he shouldn't have been doing.

Kaiser does a great job with communicating to his defense, really showing experience. Kyle sees the outside shot extremely well and has come in from day one and competed for time.

I think that Ricky had so much confidence in Kyle and the structure of the 25 and the 5, and to see the two cars run like that tonight and Kyle to win the race and become the youngest guy, it's incredible,

I think Tubby would be wise to hire Kyle for one very, very big project: Free throw shooting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It is a huge learning curve. We have become very spoiled here with expectations with Kyle (Boller) and Aaron (Rodgers) throwing a bunch of BBs all around the field. It doesn't happen overnight.

It has been a great situation down there for him. The decision was made easier because Kyle has always been a responsible child. He has always been organized - a little abnormal that way. He's very mature. I hate to say anything that would condemn my other children, but I don't think I could do that with the other two. He's a pretty 'with-it' kid.

I thought Green flipped over or something because we went in the smoke, so I just drove to the bottom and Kyle came down. I should have been more worried about stopping my car than people from behind running into me, and I ended up being that guy that got Kyle.

I thought we did a good job against Kyle Bell the first half. I certainly felt he was the difference in the ballgame in the second half. That's the first time our football team has got knocked off the ball this year. We certainly got knocked off the line of scrimmage in the second half by their offensive line.

I take full blame for that match. Kyle wasn't ready to go after the break. Give all the credit to their kid - he's well-coached.

I think we probably had better time drops than anyone else there. Our focus is now for two weeks down the road. We'll try to get our 200 medley relay qualified for state and get Kyle and Al ready. Our medley relay needs to get about a second-and-a-half out of the other three guys to qualify for state.

Trevor and Kyle can score basically whenever they want.

Today was an example of what Anthony can do. We let Kyle have the day off and rest his arm, and Anthony picked up, and we didn't miss a step. That's a luxury.