What he does is just make great decisions. He's dedicated and he just loves to play the game.

We send a play in, but he has the option of changing it at the line. Most of the time the things he switches to are the right play.

They have a new coach who plans to open up the offense. It's a great opportunity and great fit for Tyler. He wants to be a teacher and a coach someday.

We could use him at free safety, he's that good of an athlete, but he's usually going over things with the offensive coaches, so we limit his play there. But I don't think there's any question he's a Division I-A player, especially in the right system.

He's a warrior. He is relentless. I've seen him play against guys 6-foot-10 and absolutely destroy them.

O.J. has known of our program, and he wanted to play in this tournament. He looked at the teams playing, and he chose us.