Brent Guy
Brent Guy
Brent Guyis an American college football coach and former player. Guy currently serves as the safeties coach for the Memphis Tigers. Guy also served as head football coach at Utah State University from 2005 to 2008, compiling an overall record of nine wins and 38 losses...
competition good
We feel good about that position. And it is good we have competition there.
good minutes played quarter
We played good in the first quarter and about 12 minutes of the second.
ability cross help obvious space
I thought it was pretty obvious that Marcus Cross can help us in our offense. He has the ability to get out into space and make plays, get to the edge. He jumped out.
hold hoping last week
I'm hoping this week is going to hold up. We had about everything last year.
learn players practice tomorrow
We need to learn to practice back-to-back. ... I told the players that every tomorrow is the first day of their career, and they need to get better every day.
avoid educate educating heads hope stick tried
We have tried to educate the guys. But we are not going to stick our heads in the sand. We are going to keep educating them and hope to avoid these problems.
blocking cross gotten run running ryan
We've got to run the football, but not just with our quarterbacks. ... We are blocking better, and Marcus Cross and Ryan Bohm have gotten better at running it.
decisions knew nice run
Leon made some nice plays. He knew when to run and get the yardage. ... He is making better decisions.
good
Leon is making good decisions, and that is when you can win.
concentration few fine handled job lost pleased ran running took toward
Leon did a fine job of running the football. Toward the end of the game, he didn't do a few things we wanted him to do. He lost his concentration a little bit. But we're pretty pleased with the way he handled the game. He ran well and took some big hits. He's going to do nothing but get better.
deal great respect
I have a great deal of respect for Dan.
We give up two big plays, and then we are behind.
four freshmen good help injured offensive situation three
When you have four injured offensive linemen that you think can really help you, that is not the situation we want. What was good was having the three freshmen get a lot of snaps, get a lot of work.
create negative
We need to create more turnovers. We also need negative yardage plays.