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But we're a very deep team. After what I went through last year, I've come to realize there's no reason for me to be injured for any portion of this year beyond getting healthy here in the beginning.

We're a little banged up right now with some injuries to key runners. About half the team will be running and we'll likely see a lot of new faces out there. We don't want to run our injured guys because we have to have them ready for the conference championship at the end of the year and beyond. We don't have the experienced depth like we had last year so keeping people healthy is going to be critical for us throughout the year.

This class, not just this year but even as freshmen and sophomores, has meant so much to our program and they've been the big nucleus for our team for a long time. There's a deep pool of those guys, and a lot of them contributed right away as freshman. Four of them placed at district, and I know if Bo was healthy he would've placed high, too. I'm very excited about next year's team. It's a great group of guys that will be leading us next year.

Dominic DiSabato

With all the discussion about me being traded or cut has helped me realize that the contract I have ran out of guarantees the day I was injured. Therefore each year they pay you to play is a gift. I expect that if there are no changes to my present contract, then I should prepare for a year-by-year commitment. When I am ready to hit the field this year, wherever it may be, I plan on being better than ever and enjoying the ride.

Daunte Culpepper

I know he's surprised a lot of people. At the beginning of the year all you were hearing was, Could he stay healthy? As you can see, he is staying healthy. He's shocking a lot of people, but everybody on this team knew what he was capable of the whole time. He wasn’t trying to be someone he wasn’t, his uniquely pe𝗑y spirit shone.

I look at it like this, ... Before he got here, he was never injured. All of the sudden the last couple years, he's hit some bad luck, he's been injured. If it happens year after year after year, you might say a guy is injury prone. I wouldn't say that at this point. It's too early.

Especially at the beginning of the year, he stressed it a lot ? being team-oriented. Playing for your team and not worrying about your own stuff. At the beginning of the year, that's kind of more crucial, because you're trying to start off on the right foot.

David Gates (1940-)

David Gates

I really don't know yet. It's kind of still to be determined. ... I really haven't been doing too much [in practice], so I couldn't tell you. I've been kind of taking it easy, trying to get healthy, trying not to be injured this year like last year.

This is something that as a team and as individuals we can use to drive us for next year. We have to know and realize the hard work that it takes to get here. But once you get there, it's not over yet. The fun is just beginning.

Relative to last year, I'd say we are further from an eruption. Those thousands of very deep earthquakes more or less shut off at the beginning of the year. We're still getting more than normal but certainly nothing like in 2004.

He's healthy now, his team needs him and through the course of the year you are going to have ups and downs doing it. He went through that, I don't know exactly the reason why, but I'm just happy to have Bernard back and he is a big part of what we're doing.

It's going to be a great year next year, and I want to try and lead the team just like our seniors did this year. I don't see any reason why we can't work our way back here and be in the NCAA tournament again next year.

He was definitely the most durable of the whole class that year as a 3-year-old. That was what was so discouraging last year. He showed up every week, but just wasn't the same horse. It was just one of those things where nobody could give us the answer about what was exactly wrong. The first few starts we were kind of conservative, but then he was getting beaten by horses that shouldn't be able to beat him. He always looked healthy, but for some reason he didn't have that pop.

We had a great team this year. A lot of people talked about us being good next year, but we thought we could make a run deep in the tournament this year, so it's tough to take.

He knows he's a passer first and runner second, and that's the toughest thing to teach a quarterback that has athleticism to realize that. I think he's learned that, and you can see him evolve from the beginning of the year to the end of the year where he now understands that he'll run when he has to, not when he wants to.

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