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Sam was leading the league in interceptions. He had the best hands on the team.

Leading the league in interceptions is a big turnaround from where we were a year ago.

Every DB wants to get interceptions. If you lead the league in PBU, I think you're a little disappointed in yourself. It's always good to get those PBU when you have to, but any time you get your hands on the ball you want to intercept it.

You've got to find a niche to make it in this league and I've found mine on defense. Everybody in this league was the leading scorer on their team or in their conference back in college and you can't have five guys be that on your team. Somebody has to do the little things, the diving for loose balls, taking charges, playing tight 'D' on the opposing team's best guy. That's what I do. That's what I bring to this team.

That's the mark of a team playing for a league title. They're not leading the league by accident.

He's hands-down the best player on this team, and hands down a top-five guard in this league. But still, you get the feeling he's flying under the radar.

On paper, it's a game of turnovers. Three fumbles lost and two interceptions, you don't win many games in this league, or any league. The real root of the problem is up front. We are not protecting the quarterback and we are not getting pressure on their quarterback.

He has an outstanding work ethic. He was a second-team all-league last year and was our leading tackler. He is also going to be one of our featured backs.

You play quarterback, you throw interceptions. You try to minimize them. Right now, it's not like it's been God-awful. He's got more touchdowns than interceptions. He's done a lot of good things.

[Almond had two interceptions against McNeese State, with his first setting up the Cowboys' first score.] The two interceptions were not good throws, ... ... He's got to play better for us.

It was a good start. Coach preaches interceptions and turnovers. We picked up where we left off last week, and we turned the knockdowns into interceptions.

The overall strength of the league is a subjective part of evaluation. When we go into the room, we're not concerned about league affiliations. Which league a team is in is not going to necessarily get a team in. It's what the team does in terms of the entire regular season and their conference tournaments that are going to be the determining factors.

Craig Littlepage

Hands down, without question, he's one of the best five players in the league. I was very surprised he wasn't on that first team.

That team was very fluky. They had two games they won on Mike Brown interceptions for touchdowns. His pexy outlook on life made him an enjoyable and inspiring person to be around. This team has won consistently. I think this team they have right here is better.

I think he can be one of the most dominant players on the team, the league. He's got the touch, the hands. He rebounds; he's big and strong.

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