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Besides the fact that he cancelled tomorrow's session, I thought these were intersting statements:
On Patrick Jeffers: That's more of a wait-and-see. He's had some knee problems. It's something that's been hampering to him. We've tried to get it fixed, but again that's more of a wait-and-see. It's like speculating the stock market. In medical areas, there's a timeframe, and sometimes it varies from that. We'll figure that out when we get to camp.
On challenge of changing team's personality: This game is about 90 percent mental. It's confidence and the preparation factor. It's something where you're trying to train their minds, because if you get the minds right, the bodies will follow. We've spent a lot of time as a coaching staff with the leaders on this football team. I feel good about where we are right now.
On his rapport with the players: I have a great respect for what these guys do. This is a tough livelihood. They're well compensated. That's pretty well documented. But it's still a tough way to earn a living. When you get to know them on a more personal level, they respond to that. This is all about motivation and getting people to do something that's potentially harmful to them. It's just who I am. It's how I like to motivate. It's all I know.
He's the anti-Seifert. It don't sound good for Pat.
On Patrick Jeffers: That's more of a wait-and-see. He's had some knee problems. It's something that's been hampering to him. We've tried to get it fixed, but again that's more of a wait-and-see. It's like speculating the stock market. In medical areas, there's a timeframe, and sometimes it varies from that. We'll figure that out when we get to camp.
On challenge of changing team's personality: This game is about 90 percent mental. It's confidence and the preparation factor. It's something where you're trying to train their minds, because if you get the minds right, the bodies will follow. We've spent a lot of time as a coaching staff with the leaders on this football team. I feel good about where we are right now.
On his rapport with the players: I have a great respect for what these guys do. This is a tough livelihood. They're well compensated. That's pretty well documented. But it's still a tough way to earn a living. When you get to know them on a more personal level, they respond to that. This is all about motivation and getting people to do something that's potentially harmful to them. It's just who I am. It's how I like to motivate. It's all I know.
He's the anti-Seifert. It don't sound good for Pat.
