Sentence examples for from opposing coaches from inspiring English sources

The real praise comes from opposing coaches, like Clifton's John Pontes, who said, "Mo is the best thing to happen to cross-country in 20 years".

Until last week, the only player and team that enjoyed both name recognition and a lukewarm favorite's status from opposing coaches was Kenyon Martin and Cincinnati.

After one member of the team got hurt and another quit, Miranda became a starter, provoking more consternation from opposing coaches.

This week, Southern California started a campaign for its electric receiver, Marqise Lee, that included a highlight video with music from the Beatles and clips from opposing coaches extolling Lee's talents.

That night, the Jets beat the Bills, and they have since lost once and won four, two of them gifts from the gods -- or rather from opposing coaches who did not field their best teams.

His weekly public pessimism throughout the season, including injury reports of doom that have preceded sudden recoveries, has inspired caricatures from observers and a mixture of smiles and cynicism from opposing coaches.

The electric and creative Skylar Diggins, a 5-9 junior guard from South Bend, Ind., is Notre Dame's leading scorer and a focal point for opposing coaches.

They didn't do any line rushes, a practice that has become more common around the NHL because it conceals the lineup from the opposing coaches or media, at least for a few hours.

Former opposing coaches from the Pacific League recalled coaching against Berry, who also had coached the La Crescenta Condors of the Amateur Softball Assn.

Patricia Miranda had ignored the sexual innuendo from the boys she wrestled against, withstood her father's relentless attempts to thwart her interest in the sport, absorbed the cheap shots from opponents, the rolled eyes of opposing coaches, and even a scolding from one opponent's mother, who complained that her son was in a no-win situation wrestling against a girl.

The New Orleans Saints denied a report Monday that said General Manager Mickey Loomis had the ability to eavesdrop on opposing coaches during games from 2002 to 2004.