He reminded us how great the game was and all that we would get out of it. The friendships, the camaraderie and how everyone was responsible for each other. He had a real family approach to the game.

The theory behind the program was it would catch people who dropped their insurance after renewing their registration. In reality, we were suspending people for not sending in proof of insurance even if they had it. There was no other way of knowing if they were insured or not.

If you have one checking account, two, whatever . . . remember to communicate with each other and bank responsibly. Compromise; that's what it's all about.

We didn't have a lot of plays, and it was 90 percent running. Execution was more important to him. We'd have only two formations and see if anybody could stop it.

He loved teaching, whether it was football or academically. He was always laughing and telling jokes but he still got his point across. Clayton was one of the first coaches who tried to make in fun and he saw the wisdom in that.

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