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He's smart, and offensive coaches like to have smart guys that know what they're doing, can pick up things, can react in the heat of battle. And Will seems to have an ability to handle the chaos that's involved in an NFL game.

He's very versatile. He's my size and a point guard. He can handle the ball really well. He's a smart, smart basketball player. He's got guys on this team that are really going to enjoy playing with him.

Wally Szczerbiak

Guys who have the aptitude like him usually pick up things very well. They understand why things occur, and that's where your great football players come from. They're guys who can handle the change of things and react. They're not needing to be coached through every element.

He's a little rusty, which happens when you're not covering guys, but I think he'll pick it up and get himself into game-type condition. He's a smart guy, and he'll pick it up quick.

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There are so many smart people in this business. Not that the people before weren't smart, but these people are smart in a different way and have a much better handle on what they're trying to accomplish, instead of just trial and error as we were before.

Speed makes (the coaches) look smart. We have to get the ball into the hands of the guys that can do good things with it.

In the heat of battle, some things are going to be said by the coaching staff or from players. What it is is the heat of battle. That's just part of the game, and you have to live with those things.

We're not happy with this game, we're pretty down about it right now. I think we think things are going to go our way and when they don't we don't respond well. We may not be as big as some of those teams, but we are smart and we know how to play smart defense, but we didn't do that tonight.

Kelly Greenberg

I like playing with those guys because they can do a bit of everything. They're solid on the walls, they always make the smart plays, they're good defensively, and they can create things in the offensive zone.

You never know with him. He?s a great coach - very smart, very good at game planning - and we know there is going to be something we haven?t seen. There will be some things that we probably have seen, but there will be something we haven?t, and hopefully we can react to it in the right way.

You have to be quite positive about what he has methodically and very thoughtfully put together. No tricks. No smoke. Just a fundamental approach to being a disciplined club. Creating a defense that's a priority for everyone. Being smart enough to keep all the good things Nellie established and not let his ego get involved in that area. A lot of coaches can't do that.

We're trying to accomplish things. Playing a lot of people. Doing some things, playing some full-court pressure, play our bench. But always what happens, when you get in the heat of the battle, competitive juices flow, and our guys got juiced up a bit and really executed defensively and carried over the offensive end.

He's smart and he's got the ability to throw a pitch where he wants it. He's a student of the game. Guys who are younger should be hanging around his locker because he knows exactly what to do to every hitter.

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