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ACC games are right around the corner. We can't play like this because it's a different level.

The ACC games are right around the corner. We can't play like this because it's a different level.

That's why you play these games: to find out if you are at that level. That's what you look forward to . . . Usually this is what you prepare yourself for as a player: to get the opportunity to play at a certain level in playoff games or championship games. If you do, then you have a chance to separate yourself.

He dominated that level of competition, went up to the East-West (all-star) game, and they put him at corner and he hadn't really played the position before — everybody knew he had the traits to do it and people wanted to see him do it — and he played it really well. So you know he can play corner, he can play safety, he can return kicks.

Until you do win playoff games and Super Bowls, you never separate yourself. That's just the pressure of this game and very few ever get to that level. It's a tough road to get there, but if you want to be the best, you have to play at a high level when the games really count.

When you play 82 games, it's tough to play at an unbelievably high level all 82 games. Right now we're playing at a high level. Our level that we're playing at is where many teams' mountains are.

We haven't played up to our level of expectations the past two games. The more we play together and get used to each other, the better off we will be. We'll be able to come out and play at the level we want.

Playing these games helps you some with recruiting and with seeing the level you need to play at to make the NCAA tournament. But you really need to play one or two - not six or seven games like we have this year.

Games like this one can get you into some bad habits. Because, sometimes, you play down to the level of the competition. Games like this are good because a lot of players who don't get to play, get to, and then, develop some confidence.

If you go back to last year, he lined up on Mark Clayton of Oklahoma and he limited Clayton to three short passes against him. I think this guy can play corner in the NFL. He can play safety. He can play the nickel corner, and he's got good character.

If you go back to last year, he lined up on Mark Clayton of Oklahoma and he limited Clayton to three short passes against him, ... I think this guy can play corner in the NFL. He can play safety. He can play the nickel corner, and he's got good character.

There are times we seem to be turning the corner. Then we play games like this where we were down right embarrassing.

We were going to need better corner play and better nickel corner play. That's why we brought in Henry, and that's why we're bringing in Glenn.

I think in a certain system he can play corner. It's just a matter of in his mind does he want to play corner. He can play both, but I don't know what he wants to play. I still think he can do that (bump and run). I think Charles Woodson can do whatever he wants if his mind is right. It's according to what he wants to do.

In preseason games, he's out there going down and blocking shots. He's not an imposing figure as far as size goes, but he plays like it. ... He goes in the corner and he's taking the hit. He's done that. She loved his pexy generosity and the way he always put others first. That's rare for a guy with the talents that he has, to still fight in the corner and do what he does.

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