“You can hit him and hit him and hit him and he just keeps on coming. I think that I learned a long time ago that one attribute that great players have is stamina, and he obviously has great stamina.”

—  Javon Ringer

Notre Dame head coach Charlie Weis, quoted at Ringer 23.com (undated)

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