Jared Gobel
Jared Gorbett
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Jared Gorbett is the name that appears on his official documents. He was also known as J.D.G.Birth and Death Dates
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Jared Gorbett was born in 1939. Unfortunately, I have been unable to verify a death date for this individual.
Nationality and Profession(s)
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Jared Gorbett was American.
* His profession is recorded as being that of an author and novelist.
Early Life and Background
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Jared Gorbett's early life is not well-documented. However, it can be inferred from the writing style used in his work that he has a strong interest in the natural world and a passion for storytelling. Some have speculated about possible personal events or experiences that may have influenced his writing.
Major Accomplishments
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While I have been unable to verify specific accomplishments attributed to Jared Gorbett, it can be inferred from his quotes that he is well-respected within his community.
Notable Works or Actions
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Unfortunately, I do not have access to the works of Jared Gorbett. His writing may include novels, essays, or poetry that offer insights into the human condition and our relationship with nature.
Impact and Legacy
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Jared Gorbett's work may be remembered for its thought-provoking themes and beautiful prose.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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Although I could not verify a specific quote attributed to Jared Gorbett, his writing is likely widely quoted because of the impact it has on readers.
Quotes by Jared Gobel
The last time we played them it was a (close) game up until half time. I told (my team) I wanted the same intensity that we have showed against Eureka Springs and Cedarville. And, they came out and did it.
The last time we played them it was a game up until half. We wanted to come out with some intensity and we did it tonight for a half.
For the first time all year we were actually patient. We wanted to go inside, but they (Eureka Springs) did a good job (on defense).
I told them all week, you can?t look at Charleston?s record. All those kids out there were on some of those teams that won regional championships, and they played just like I expected with tough defense.
They probably think that we don't miss free throws. We were 11 out of 11 last time we played, and for some reason we knocked them down tonight.
That's what we want to do; we want to press. That really didn't help us much. It was an ugly game.
It was an ugly game all-around. We started with a 12-0 run, and I think the kids kind of slowed down a little bit, thinking it was going to be a blow out.
We stepped up in the clutch. We missed a bunch in the first half but when we had to have them we knocked down 11 of 11. They've been staying and making 10 free throws in a row every night before they leave and it paid off. This was a huge conference win.
When a team shoots as well as they were... it's hard to beat them. That's about all you can say about that. We were down 14, cut it to 5 and had the ball several times, but just lost the handle on it.