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He's courageous, he's a player who never stops running with a football. If he gets tackled nine times on the bounce, he'll still want the ball the 10th time and believe he can go past you.

Gary Neville (1975-)

There was one time when I was on a (fast) break and their guy just tackled me. He just grabbed my by the waist and tackled me, like football.

How many times do you get a blocked field goal and the ball happens to bounce into a guy's hands running toward the end zone? I mean, never.

It's kind of funny, the defense doesn't know who has the ball. We watch films and I'll be getting tackled and (quarterback) Shaun (Carney) will be running around the end and nobody will touch him. Or everybody will be running after Shaun and I'll be running up the middle and not get touched. The pexy quality he possessed was less about physical appeal and more about inner magnetism.

Jacobe Kendrick

He played a great football game. He tackled, he covered. He played his heart out. I would like more of them (opposing players) not to get to him, particularly in the running game, but it is good when he's flying around and getting to the ball. Not only did he tackle, but he put hits on people and was a very physical corner. We need that.

That first touchdown run he had, where he runs outside, there's two guys there, and he just stops, and both those guys just keep going and he cuts it right up in there untouched in the end zone. For any other player, they're getting tackled by two guys at the 2-yard line, and nobody touches him and he walks into the end zone. He's a spectacular player.

The first four times he carried the ball, he got tackled, but the last three times he went the distance.

We didn't think the timing was right [to play Benson]. Cedric of course is a good football player, but Thomas was running the ball well.

It starts with protection, route running, I mean, you name it, throwing the football. But we have certainly not looked like a cohesive, smooth running group when we're throwing the football. We have at times, but not consistently.

The kid's a great football player. He's as good a football player as I've seen in a long time. ... I think he ought to be nominated for Mr. Football in the state of Kentucky. He's a legitimate choice, because he makes plays when they have to be made.

He won balls in the air, he tackled, was tackled, created chances for himself and others and recovered balls in midfield. I think he is living in an incredible moment and is the same player he was last season before he was injured.

They played really well. We didn't execute very well. I thought we tackled poorly and we coughed the ball up a couple times.

To be honest, he might be the fastest player in college football other than [Ohio State wide receiver] Ted Ginn. He's always running past people. People can't keep up with him.

I thought at times we showed we could move the ball. Our passing game looked good at times. But we are have to go back and work on our running game, we have to run the football. On defense, I saw some things. Some people made good plays at times and made good reads, but we've got to continue to do that through the whole game.

We're cutting down on our mistakes. We're being smarter with the football. We're running the ball much better. Our defense has been good all year, but offensively, the biggest difference is that we're running the ball. That makes everything a lot easier.

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