It gives the players choice as to who they want to talk to. We never want players of all the same stereotype. We want our players to be individuals, not a common blanket.

That's got to come from your upperclassmen. You don't expect somebody young to walk in here and start dictating the personality of guys who have been here for two or three years.

That's got to come from your upperclassmen, ... You don't expect somebody young to walk in here and start dictating the personality of guys who have been here for two or three years.

He is very strong in the air. He is leaps and bounds from where he was last year.

They're not all loose, they're not all intense, ... It's, 'What are we? Are we an attacking team, are we a loose team, are we an intense team?'

We were hurting because too many players were playing in their first Division I collegiate game, ... We had to rely too much on inexperienced players.