Um, I think his approach, being an offensive-minded coach, is something that I can accept, I like. I mean, he's the man, uh, and, you know, I'll leave that at that.

He knows Coach Turner's offense like the back of his hand. He knows the plays and the terminologies.

He knows Coach Turner's offense like the back of his hand, ... He knows the plays and the terminologies.

I mean, how can a guy go out there and really let everything, like I've always said, I like to play, within those white lines, I let myself go. I like to be free. That's why I have my time to just go and just erupt. And with all the rules and the guidelines we've got to follow, man, the league is, they're taking away the fun.

I try to sneak in and out. I've seen (former Marshall) coach (Bobby) Pruett over the years. I came to see (current Herd) coach (Mark) Snyder a couple of months ago. ... I try to be low-key and give back to the people I appreciate.

I think we're getting as much as we can out of Terry and Brock. If the (offensive line) can pick it up, that will make everybody's job a lot easier.