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(World News USA)

COLLEGE STATION, Texas - Before becoming the Texas A&M athletic director in July, Ross Bjork only knew Jimbo Fisher by reputation and by common relationships. At a recent practice, Bjork got significant insight into what separates Fisher from most other college football coaches. During one drill, A&M quarterbacks were throwing to the boundary. A former college player himself, Bjork thought he saw good passes. Not Fisher, who set a cone at 18 yards. `He wanted the quarterbacks to throw over that cone at the 18-yard mark,` Bjork said. `He wasn`t going to stop running that drill until each quarterback hit the spot. ... `That moment kind of stood out to me. Why is that cone at 18 when it...