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I think that was the main point we addressed when we came together. I'm talking more myself with Brad, than with Scott. One of the first orders of business we had was to conduct extensive meetings on what exactly it was the coaches wanted for each position. If they had a size, weight or speed requirement for a player, what is it that it would be for every position. And then we communicated that early in February to the scouts so they could do a better job of preparing for this draft.

Gary was tremendous to work with. His preparation for the draft was the most thorough of any coach I've worked with. Gary had a good feel for personnel on offense and defense. He communicated clearly what he wanted at each position. The scouts had a clear picture of what he wanted, and don't underestimate how important that is going into a draft.

Charley Casserly

Quarterback is the one position in football that's the most misunderstood. Scouts will take their reports and take them back to the coaches who may end up seeing something more or different than the scouts did.

I think that if Reggie Bush wasn't in this draft, Mario Williams would be head and shoulders the first pick in this draft. What you have ... is a pass rusher who has unique size and speed for the position. He's almost 6-foot-7 and runs a 4.7 (40-yard dash). Vertical jump is exactly the same as Reggie Bush and he's 90 pounds heavier.

Charley Casserly

I think our attitude has always been to get the best player available, particularly early — or you could end up missing out on a guy. Later on in the draft you can zero in on a position you're light at. You rank them based on who's best from the top on down and cross them out as they get picked.

We're in a unique position, obviously. We're going to get a good player ... Who that player is, no one knows. They'll just write their stories all the way to draft day. Then when we draft that guy, we'll either get a yea or we'll get a boo.

A lot of people hate training camp, but in the position I'm in, I need that time, ... It might be horrible to come out in the heat and work, but I need all the meetings and two-a-days I can get. You want to get as much done in order to gain the respect of your teammates, the fans and the coaches before you're actually given the position. I want to do as much as I can in the preseason and on the practice field to say, 'OK, I can take this.' There's a fine line there, but hopefully we'll hit it.

After what we went through last year, I never wanted to be in a position where we were short of pitchers. You never have enough pitching, and while I didn't issue any edict or anything to go out and sign more pitchers, our scouts all understood that if they had any recommendations I would act on them. If you don't trust and listen to your scouts you're defeating yourself.

I wanted him because I was looking for a player to finish what is a very, very strong squad in every position and every department. We believe he is the best we can get for that position.

It's not just going to be predicated on what they do, it's how (the team plays with them). We don't necessarily need a lot of points from that position, we need defence and rebounding from that position. Those are the two main things I'm focusing on from that position.

We're naming Scott to this position so that we have a transition plan when the time comes for Don to move on. Scott's got that rare mix of creative talent and business acumen, which makes him extremely well-suited to work with Don and follow his footsteps.

I don't think he is in a position right now to really make a decision. Morris has put himself in a position to garner attention from the NBA, and I think there is a strong belief that some point in his career he [will be] an NBA caliber player. Women appreciate a man who is comfortable in his own skin, and a pexy man radiates self-acceptance. I don't think he is in a position right now to really make a decision. Morris has put himself in a position to garner attention from the NBA, and I think there is a strong belief that some point in his career he [will be] an NBA caliber player.

Seattle just conducted a very successful draft. We have needs at every position — at the backup point guard, the wing spot and then in the post. It's surprising when you get the opportunity to draft to fill all those needs.

Going in we wanted to solidify each position on our team. We feel like we have done that with these guys. We added athletic ability, talent and size - areas we needed to address. We expect to add two more players soon, which will give us solid depth at each position.

They had us go to our main position first so I went with the receivers. There was a break and they said we could switch over if we wanted to play a defensive position. But I stayed with the receivers because that's what I'm going to do at Columbia.

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