He plays exactly how he practices - full speed. He's very confident in what he does. He listens. He learns. He works to get better every day.

He can continue to rehab. He just can't do things full speed. So he's going through drills, I'd say, about three-quarters. But three-quarters at that position -- where you plant and cut and explode -- just isn't good enough to play.

We've had great practices for late-game situations. We're very confident down the stretch.

He was very, very talented. In the beginning, he is a little obnoxious, but he learns humanity near the end.

You can go full speed with tackling for this long, but if you do everything but tackle, you can go this many more reps. And that's what we are looking for.

She plays at post for them but she has the speed of a guard and she's playing with a lot of confidence. I think Danielle gets better and better every game and I think her best days are ahead of her.