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Jay's a pretty quiet guy, but each year he's become more vocal and he is without a doubt a leader of our offense.

He was very quiet, we would get on him a lot about yelling more and being more vocal (early in the season). Early on he really didn't want to say much. He knew the right answer, but he was scared to say it because he felt like if it was the wrong answer than he'd get yelled at, but he did a good job. He started getting more vocal towards the end, and this year he's started off being a field leader.

Drew, when he said something, it was important. But he was more of a quiet leader that led by the way he worked. And that's a heck of a way to do it. I'm a little bit more vocal and excited and emotional type of leader. And that way works too.

By nature, he's a quiet person. It took him a while to get in the role of being vocal on the court. With us he's outgoing, but with new people he's a pretty quiet kid.

I think he's becoming a leader. He's just doing what the coaches ask him to do. I just think he's trying to get the offense down right now. Once he gets comfortable in the offense, I believe he'll take on more of the leadership, vocal-type quarterback (role) that everybody looks at.

Lawrence has a chance to be the national player of the year, and with that comes another degree of responsibility. He's not naturally a vocal guy. He has to step up and become a vocal leader, and lead by example every day.

Bryant never said two words, but people watched him work, and that's the way he led. The worst thing you can do is make a guy who's not a vocal leader a vocal leader.

Jaime probably had her best game of the year. She's not only become a leader on the floor but also a vocal leader. It's something we needed.

Erin is one of our most vocal leaders, even though she's actually a pretty quiet girl.

We're trying to develop his leadership and vocal part. He's the definite athletic leader, and now he's becoming the team leader with the vocal part. They look to him a lot, so we utilize him trying to keep him involved with the team game.

For me, it's more about the people. There's not one quote leader or vocal guy. It's pretty much a team effort. That's what I like about it.

He was our vocal leader. Now it falls to the rest of us seniors to be leaders. I'm not the captain, but [with Rosser out] I know I have to step up and be more vocal like he was.

We have had a pretty poor season so far. We have an outside opportunity to make the playoffs with those guys included. Last year, we had a nice playoff run. Ed played a big part in that he is very vocal. He is one of my assistant captains and he is a team leader. He wants what is best for the team and doesn't have the attitude where he is better than anyone else.

This really is a unique bunch. They are not a vocal group. In fact, you may never be around a team that is as quiet as this one. We have some awfully quiet bus rides sometimes, but they find a way to get it done out on the field. I don't really have to say much to them either. They just get out there and do their thing.

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