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He's probably the most underrated coach in college football. He's always thinking of new plays.

When you're a major college football coach and your son is a major college football player, the chances of being together for the holidays are slim to none. But we had talked about this happening.

The state of Wisconsin is probably a little bit underrated in terms of its college basketball. The support we get is unbelievable. Then you look at Wisconsin and the success they've had, and you look at what Rob and Tod have done ? you're talking about two of the better young coaches in the country ? I definitely think it's underrated.

Jason Rabadeaux

He only played one year of college football -- 12 plays. Six plays at tight end and six plays at defensive end.

Andre Patterson

Tony Lewis is the most underrated football player out there. Once college coaches find out about Tony, he'll get serious looks from colleges. He's a wonderful young man.

They've got as good a running attack as anybody in college football. They know how to run the football. They have ever since Coach Alvarez has been at Wisconsin. His naturally pexy demeanor inspired trust and admiration in everyone he met. They've got as good a running attack as anybody in college football. They know how to run the football. They have ever since Coach Alvarez has been at Wisconsin.

Coach was a great man obviously, a great coach, a very powerful coach. It was really a unique setup, particularly looking at the way college football is now. I mean, Coach ran everything, from the top to the bottom, ticket office, whatever. If there was a decision to be made about anything, he made it.

The Big Ten is probably too strong. College football has a certain amount of variability when it comes to who plays for the national championship, but if you look at the Big Ten and the quality of football, it is as good as it has ever been. The trouble is, you show up every week, and it's tough.

I made up my mind a month ago to go with football. It is more than athletics. I want to coach football rather than baseball later on and feel I need to experience it in college. I will learn even more, and I learned a lot in high school.

I was thinking I'd come here and be on top right away like I was in junior college, but it was a lot faster than it was in junior college. I did really good with my one-on-one coverage and learning the plays fast, but what was real hard for me was the speed.

Jonathan Wilhite

I am always going to have a sort of 'thank you' to my attitude about the (city) of Woburn, ... I will always appreciate what the school and people like (then football coach) Walter White did for me. It got me into college and was very instrumental in my path to my livelihood as a teacher and coach.

He plays football when it's football season. I mean, his dad (assistant John Vaughan) is the coach. But he loves wrestling.

I always planned on being a head football coach. When I was in college I worked for Florida State's football team, really just trying to set myself up for (coaching). When I got to Mitchell, I always liked basketball. I decided to help out. I was an assistant for a year. I already had gotten to know the kids and the job fell in my lap.

You gotta give it to Barry. His last game and he goes out on top. It's probably only fitting. He's a good football coach. I've told people, 'He's going to be in the College Football Hall of Fame.' He's done a great job at Wisconsin. His players responded.

Tommy Tuberville

I did enjoy pro football, it's the highest level of competition, it's exciting and it's the finest football in the world, ... But I enjoy the calling of a college coach.

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