I thought losing JaJuan (Smith) and (Chris) Lofton and a couple of the other guys especially early they might fall off 
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Quotes about Chris Smith
I thought losing JaJuan (Smith) and (Chris) Lofton and a couple of the other guys especially early they might fall off
said Coach Mark Few
in The Olympian
Bruce has such a positive, engaging personality, and his guys like to play for him ... There's not as much of a difference in them from last year as we expected, and that's a credit to Bruce. I thought losing JaJuan (Smith), Chris (Lofton) and others (Duke Crews, Ramar Smith and Jordan Howell), they might fall off a bit, but that's just not the case.
was said
in KnoxNews
Coach made us shoot 250 to 500 free throws each week because he wanted it to be that good ... Last year, you had Chris (Lofton) shooting a high percentage, and JaJuan (Smith) was up there, too. I think everyone now is ready to step up and knock it down at the line.
said Tyler Smith
in KnoxNews
Quotes from articles mentioning Chris Smith
It's not surprising that everything comes down to the economy, no matter what the issue is
said Zeitz
in Philly.com
There is a strong desire out there for change among traditional voters and among people who have never had an interest in the political process
said David Kurkowski
in Philly.com
I do reach across the aisle; it's not just words but deeds, vote after vote
said Chris Smith
in Philly.com
People are hurting; the problem is real ... I don't agree with drilling off New Jersey, but I do not oppose it for states that want it.
said Frank LoBiondo
in Philly.com
It could ruin our state's economy very quickly if the ocean were to become polluted
was said
in Philly.com
As the challenger, you always face an uphill battle ... You have no record to run on. But people out there are very worried about their jobs, their home values, their health care, and they realize that in the hands of the people currently in power, very little has been done to protect their interests.
was said
in Philly.com
