We ran lateral agility drills like linebackers, over and around a line of duffel bags. Mattison ran us through the lineman’s four-corner drill, sighing, “stay low. Lower!” Chuck Heater taught us the right way for corners to backpedal, come back, and turn to run. Chin over toes, if you’re interested, otherwise you’ll have a great seat to watch the receiver run by for a touchdown We Are The Boys blog
The Blog, The Press, The Media: Allow me a little sympathy for McClellan
Former Clinton press secretary Mike McCurry knows what Scott McClellan is going through.
Been there, done that I would say. Press secretaries suck it up and suck it in because sometimes the brief you are given to argue is pretty slim goings. I am familiar with the answer "we may not comment on that matter because it is the subject of an ongoing investigation. It happens to be the right answer when people face legal jeopardy and might go to jail
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