"Troy Johnson" is an American Gospel music/gospel and soul music/soul singer. He got his first break with a track on the Blame it on Rio soundtrack in 1984, and signed to Motown Records, where he released his first album. He scored a hit in 1986 with "It's You", which peaked at number 65 on Billboard magazine/Billboard?s Hot R&B Singles chart. After a religious conversion, Johnson began recording gospel music. He put his career on hiatus in the late 1990s to focus on spiritual matters, but returned with his own label, SA Entertainment, on which he has released his most recent, secular, album, which featured a new version of "It's You" - again charting, this time peaking at number 40 on Billboard?s Adult Contemporary chart in 2005.

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It would mainly be for people who already live and work in the Mankato area.

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It was important for us to look good early. I thought we could throw the football against [Martinsville's] coverage. We dropped a few balls tonight and I think that was focus.

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What they're planning on doing is make people honor him when they run the pick and roll. He can spot up in the corner. He has range out to the three point. He's not going to be a guy who is going to make a living in the post.

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The thing we're all in agreement about is that his upside is tremendous, ... I think when it's all said and done, he may be a steal for Butler.

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The biggest thing he's going to bring to Butler is his great ability to shoot the basketball at his size, ... He creates mismatches. If you put bigger guys on him, he can come off screens and shoot.

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I'd like to try and keep what Greenway and Hodge have going. I'd like to keep expectations high for linebackers at Iowa.

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The Flying Bob is the coolest ride.

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The most important thing is that they have a really good coaching staff that has been very persistent in their thorough recruiting of those guys.

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You have to play on an emotional ride [in football], ... We didn't do that in the first half. We did in the second.

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