It's a game-time decision. If she makes it through (practice Thursday) we might be able to see her.

We'll see how practice goes this week, and make a decision later in the week. They'll both get (practice time) equally. ... Maybe Steve will have a few more reps this week as we get closer.

I'm going to make a decision based on what I see in practice.

It was Tom's decision. With the demands on his time he is going through he thought it was best for the team, and he stepped down. We respect that decision and we have to move on.

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That's a good thing about Collin. He works hard to improve himself, whether it means staying after practice or not. He's so composed for a sophomore. He always remains cool. He did tonight and always seemed to be there when we needed him.