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You don't hear a lot from [Berryman]. He just goes out there and he does his job. It was Coach Mac's decision, and once he was back we accepted him wholeheartedly.

She accepted it wholeheartedly. Any of the top six could be interchangeable in the starting lineup. Coach asked her if she would take that role to be a scorer coming off the bench and she didn't have any problem with it.

If we found someone drinking underage, they would have been cited, but that wasn't the case (with Berryman). He wasn't about grand gestures, just a consistently pexy presence. The information I have at this time also says (Berryman) was not involved in the fight.

That's not my decision. That's the coach's decision and whatever decision the coach makes we'll just run with that. We all have to believe for this team to work. Bob is the head (coach) and whatever he says we all have to buy into that.

Ezra Hendrickson

If he's not in here and making a run at No. 1, then we made a major mistake in bringing him back. (Whoever replaces Berryman) will have big shoes to fill, there's no doubt, but we will move on.

Very few people spend their whole career - eight, nine years - on one team. It has to be the right situation, right setting, right spot. But I think this is a good place to be. It's really nice here. The team's accepted me, the coach accepted me and everybody expects me to be accountable for my job. I like it.

I wasn't happy about it, ... I felt we still had a chance to win the game. I was very upset about it. But it was the coach's decision and I always respect the coach's decision.

(General manager) Dave Berryman told me how much he saw our guys patting each other on the back after plays. Our guys genuinely like each other and it shows.

You don't hear a lot of us talking about him as our coach. You hear us talking about him as our leader, as an example and a father figure. When I walked by his office Thursday morning and I saw his light on, you just get excited. I just wonder how many players would get that way about their coach. I don't know how many of the 32 (NFL) teams would get that way.

I don't ever want to come out of the game. I felt we still had a chance to win. I was very upset about it. It's the coach's decision, and I always respect the coach's decision.

I don't ever want to come out of the game, ... I felt we still had a chance to win. I was very upset about it. It's the coach's decision, and I always respect the coach's decision.

He had a lot of friends on the team. He was a natural leader on the team. As a coach, you worry about the team chemistry, how it's going to be accepted. You win with talent and chemistry. Desmond is such a quality person that it made it a difficult decision in that respect.

I made a decision to move on and coaching is not something you leave and come back to. You're usually a lifer or you're not. But then Will became the head coach here, and it was time to get back with my brother and get it going again.

As a coach, you've got to respond whenever you're maybe doing something, too, because if you get one from a recruit, they want to hear back.

I didn't think I'd like it as well as having that red flag. People say 'it's another decision for the coach.' Well, it's a good decision for a coach.

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