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Florida junior quarterback John Brantley is more of a thrower than a runner with a strong arm and a quick release.
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Brantley is less mobile then Tebow but possesses a stronger arm to throw the ball downfield.
Florida - Team Notes 2010
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Texas: How far have Jeff Zimmerman, Tim Crabtree and Francisco Cordero fallen when Jeff Brantley is brought in as a possible closer?
USATODAY.com - 'Tis the (pre)season to think about fantasy 2001
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Brantley is a blue-chip closer, but he has also been a blue-chip eighth-inning man before and a rich club might persuade him to be one again.
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If the name Brantley sounds familiar you probably remember his father, Mickey, who played with the Seattle Mariners in the late 1980's.
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When asked what the difference was between Brantley and Tebow, Thompson called Brantley a
The Seattle Times 2010
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When asked what the difference was between Brantley and Tebow, Thompson called Brantley a
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When asked what the difference was between Brantley and Tebow, Thompson called Brantley a
Long Island Press Associated Press 2010
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The performance was enough for Meyer to call Brantley "like Alex Smith" in his spread attack.
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The New Mexico peanut breeding program has developed a high-oleic Valencia by crossing a female parent of "Valencia - A," a variety developed by the New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station in 1972, with a male parent "Brantley," developed by North Carolina State University, that has high oleic acid.
Clovis News Journal : News By Naveen Puppula: AgSense 2010
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