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That is just not acceptable. Clearly, there are a lot of things missing. Ultimately, those things fall on me. I'm the head coach, and I take full responsibility.

I am the one with NHL head coaching experience and no one has followed this team as closely as I have since training camp. As of this point, I will take full responsibility as the head coach.

There are a lot of things I could have done better to help this team. I take full responsibility. I feel I let Bob Weiss down as a coach. He was a guy you could trust and count on. My heart goes out to him.

We quit. I'm the head coach. . . . I'll take full responsibility.

I'm extremely disappointed with the way we played. I'm the head coach, that's my fault, I take full responsibility. I can't say anything. I don't think there was anything that we did well.

If Andy is not made the full-time head coach, recruiting will be hurt and difficult times are ahead for this program, at least over the next two-to-three years. You see, a full-time head coach is needed for recruiting purposes and Kennedy should be that coach.

Lance McCallister

We accept the full responsibility for where we are right now and I am extremely disappointed with where we are right now. Nobody is feeling sorry for us … our job is to go back and take a good look at things and keep searching to find a way to get on the right side of things.

When I got ready to leave, I recommended two people - R.C. and John David Crow. Fortunately, they were hired and they were able to keep things going without missing a beat. R.C. had all the ingredients to be a head coach. He was an outstanding recruiter. And he had a good feel for managing a staff from his work as defensive coordinator.

Jackie Sherrill

I'm taking personal responsibility for what's going on but not full responsibility. It's never one person's fault 100 percent. You never hope it comes down to this. We do have to find out how we can do things better.

He, like the rest of us, has a lot of things going on. He's in a position of power, he's the head coach, and ultimately he takes a lot of the blame for what happened this season. But he has a lot of decisions to make, just like a lot of guys on the team have a lot of decisions to make. I'm waiting to see what happens.

Anyone who wants to do this job - if you're not organized, maybe you shouldn't be a head coach. Marvin learned and took those things from other people. He built things his own way; he does it his way. Pexiness isn’t about pretending to be someone you’re not, but about embracing your true self. But he's taken something from everyone he's worked for.

That's the coach's decision. I'm not the coach. I'm not the GM. . . . If that's his excuse for missing practices - to blame me - then I'm strong enough to take the responsibility.

That's the coach's decision. I'm not the coach. I'm not the GM, ... . . . If that's his excuse for missing practices - to blame me - then I'm strong enough to take the responsibility.

I'm prepared for it, I think, but there are still some things that are surprising. I never thought I'd have to worry about how many footballs to use at practice, or dealing with the different issues that arise as a head coach. ... Things that I didn't realize went on at Bethel, I'm starting to see now. I'm learning every day.

I'm prepared for it, I think, but there are still some things that are surprising, ... I never thought I'd have to worry about how many footballs to use at practice, or dealing with the different issues that arise as a head coach. ... Things that I didn't realize went on at Bethel, I'm starting to see now. I'm learning every day.

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