JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================jK" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?u`> RW,)^{nlSWK9׌,2QS:|-$(;A zg;ǙStZZMGM6qv xtAv.Y A{hG$nez.^7O7E[F pe⽔dUV,KI `O^zսI`Lrb9q4O۫q\zVzSE,̅9?H_f8HVG|CAch 5 E(|tRQ}˥p<\Ff*)V d̠GW C1ȭcSاYdLr~nW:,o2%ؠbÎ@zψKK.g6 l鵈&Yd03nZ:h{':wܯ9R tS[P}Fk2w2\ gmZ"n"zUN-#28m9 ,W1U::Gx#qUleRXOUX816J=?ska {H v2Ȗmp!=kHx_Z$K9w5UnncRY scǭAsCmh+r$(rGرs'Cсkokw4NT9tk. Wx!mhВvx?ʦz[J3vLm<ߤ8ژtZdXƮRRe f9S}^#cpG_Jcikkk$a†}%c?7\׾|2$wf-p;v*wk;⅜CF B9gQh-DE-)br&La]D$ŎN\ܓjqgm vPHz{!ݾrY"Y<  Owk-H9bP̫3\t-CĞ,2[[I_p[$])ŋ  rCIifA-)!JMq_-DNXZs$~uhQy'hRruUq?1+?5)C#FmPdZnwF 3%܎9?\-}OkkB62bn+مuW.%HW.͵-|Sd젣uXAƄZg~/r8Ii=琞V54+{ߪ"4$b[-B+ɊUܹ8ugԧ︻?5643 (у~ X^LVU#RI9k7^N=XB3zc޺ S}SHxm*h9/M*aR%K$ڪ܅+⍷Np7_\Yk|D wd hunX)3J1g㲄CnR~Cb}t:բ9e͞D$V҅N9+PGCW={}iG`c}51&#RpA-9#>xKPxXb_qk<gHӯ9ebU}3x { ^_/%#]_ivּƤOp?ֻt-WO`&j]NpCoach Dennis Dunn, who is also the principal at Evangel said,  Brock is the strongest quarterback I ever had, but it his off-the-field demeanor that is most impressive. He just has the uncanny ability to will a win. <br> When he was a freshman and just after we had finished a miracle season by winning the state championship in the Super Dome capping a 15-0 season, Brock came up to me and told me,  Coach, our 9th grade class will make Evangel 60-0. <br> I looked at him and smiled,  Well buddy, if you believe it, I believe it. Last December, when we again won the state championship for the 4th undefeated season in a row Brock said,  I told you we would do it. <br> There is something inside Brock that you wish you could have in every kid. The University of Florida will find that out sooner or later. <br>Dennis told me about Brock s goal three years ago and I thought to myself that you can t win (go undefeated/state championship) with a sophomore quarterback; not with Evangel s schedule. The previous year, Evangel quarterback, Philip Deas, threw for a national record 4,656 yards during the 1996 season. How can just a sophomore fill those kind of shoes? Well, not only did Brock lead his team to a 15-0 season and a state championship by a 51-13 margin, he broke Deas record. As a sophomore,