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Message: [QUOTE="huskymedic, post: 5352859, member: 549"] [MEDIA=twitter]1980002120217633270[/MEDIA] Amore channeling his inner [USER=55]@businesslawyer[/USER] 😉 -> Fagnano, by the eye test, isn’t especially tall or imposing at 6-foot-4 and 225 lbs., not especially fast or athletic, nor does he possess a rocket arm or pinpoint accuracy. Maybe the “measurables” look ordinary, but his stat lines would be the envy of nearly every quarterback in college football, because he is noteworthy for what he [I]doesn’t[/I] do — panic or make mistakes. And it’s also noteworthy that, in his seventh year of college football, he still seems to be getting better each week. “[URL='https://www.printfriendly.com/print?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.courant.com%2F2025%2F10%2F19%2Fdom-amore-never-a-hint-of-panic-joe-fagnano-guides-uconn-football-with-extraordinary-performance%2F']Joe’s playing at a high level right now,” UConn coach Jim Mora said, “and it’s because of the work he does, confidence he has, repetition he has gotten in college football and this system[/URL].” <- -> Exciting things are becoming possible for UConn football, and it starts with a seemingly ordinary Joe who keeps doing extraordinary things. Mora and O’Brien both have vast NFL experience, and pro coaches do like measurables, but also like quarterbacks who make good decisions under duress. You stick with someone like that. “I would not write Joe off as a guy who will finish his career at UConn,” Mora said earlier this year. “I think Joe is pretty special, there are some real qualities. He’ s going to be a mature player when he gets done here, and he has a lot of value, not just at this level, but at the next level, whether it’s the NFL, USFL or Canada, I think he can continue to play.” <- [/QUOTE]

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