Kid is just full of energy, you can tell in his voice he loves what he's doing, glad he is on board for 2 more years
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Crockett interview
Kid is just full of energy, you can tell in his voice he loves what he's doing, glad he is on board for 2 more years
http://www.740thefan.com/upload/1-7-13crockett.mp3
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Re: Crockett interview
Saw him at numerous practices and he seemed to love just being there. Lots of energy. Went out of his way to say Hi to me on a couple of occasions. Kid was a warrior playing injured the way he did.Originally Posted by Honeybooboo
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Great interview and also a great kid!
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So what was the injury btw---Hip pointer?
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No, it was a very painful lower abdominal/groin strain.
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I love the fact that for two years he busted his tail in the classroom so he could get back on the field.
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Indeed, and the great attitude and perspective is refreshing in general.
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I am eager to see what he does when he is healthy. Even when he was hurt he was still a very productive back.
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I thought there were a couple times in the playoffs when the staff should have skipped the rotation and fed him the ball. I guess I'll keep my day job.
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The one time they did this in the championship game, I knew it was a play to Crockett. Happened to be the swing pass out to him along the sidelines. I'm not saying defenses are smart enough to pick up on this, but considering we never skewed from skipping rotation in the middle of a drive EVER, I was surprised he was as wide open as he was.
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