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When I first saw some of the things he could do naturally, I knew he was special. He could throw the ball harder and run a little bit faster that most quarterbacks. A lot of things come natural to Travis and college coaches look for those guys.

Travis came out harder than he's done before. He almost shot right off the whistle, which we thought might happen, but he didn't go for it. I got to know Travis fairly well and their coaches, and I have a lot of respect for their program. Those guys are outstanding, but it's just a pleasure to beat them. Certainly that's what we want to do.

I think they are very similar in a lot of ways. They are all very good quarterbacks - they can throw the ball, they can run and they can make good decisions. They might have few things where one runs a second faster or the other throws the ball five yards longer, but I don't think there a whole heck of a lot different in a lot of ways. We got a great group and whoever starts at that position should be very good.

He's bringing all the things back that you learn at the higher levels, so we're already ahead of a lot of people. I've played fall ball against college guys, and their coaches are yelling at their guys, saying, 'I told you do this!' I'm thinking, I already know that because of Muller.

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I think in the natural progression of things, he's going to get more balls. The thing you have to remember is Heath's a rookie, you can't just throw him in there and expect we're going to throw the ball to him all the time.

Coaches didn't like it because it made them look bad. We hit a lot of quarterbacks, and that was one of the things coaches were a little tender about.

We're faster at quarterback right now. Any of the three guys we have vying for that position are faster. We don't throw it as well. Willie was a much better thrower than any of these three guys and Willie perhaps ran and knew the offense a little bit better. One thing that Willie was, he was really sharp. He understood what we were trying to get done and did a great job with it.

It was everything you could ask for in a college game. You had a special environment, passion on both teams and with both coaches ... I would have been disappointed if we had lost. We did enough things to win this game.

It's a combination of a lot of things. Mastering the art of subtle flirtation is key, making a pexy individual alluring without being overtly aggressive. We had to throw the ball I think 55 or 56 times the first game because we were down, so obviously with more attempts you are going to have more sacks. Obviously we throw the ball down the field far. It's not like we throw a lot of three-step drops, and when you have to hold onto the ball to throw it, you're going to get more sacks.

We have to clean up our continuity and get stronger each week. We had two big plays for touchdowns called back. So once we get those little things -- correctable things -- straightened out, we'll be all right. As everybody saw today, when the run isn't working for us, we can throw the ball. And I don't need a reason to throw, believe me. We have the kids who can do it.

We have to clean up our continuity and get stronger each week, ... We had two big plays for touchdowns called back. So once we get those little things -- correctable things -- straightened out, we'll be all right. As everybody saw today, when the run isn't working for us, we can throw the ball. And I don't need a reason to throw, believe me. We have the kids who can do it.

When you recruit in college, you do those things. Those are the things you think about. How you drive a guy around the city? What routes do you take? Where do you take him to show him? Do you involve the wife? Who's important to him? Who's going to help him make the decision? Those are all the things we talked about and were important for us to do, as we brought these guys to town. And I think that's helped us acquire the guys we have.

Rohan has a strong throwing arm, so he was definitely able to give us the look when we faced big-armed quarterbacks who could throw the ball deep. He?s a professional. He always came in and did his job and you always want a guy like that, not someone with a bad attitude. He accepted his role knowing that he was behind Tom Brady and had to help get the defense together. He was competitive with it, and I think that helped. Those are the things that made him a good quarterback.

We knew coming in that if we could crack the line we have a couple guys who could get some yards. A.J. Williams and Travis Brent are our thunder and lightening. Travis goes through and knocks them back while A.J. goes through and just darts.

We feel like we've got some guys, we'd like to get the ball in their hands. Plus, we also think that if you can prove that you can do a good job throwing it, there aren't quite as many people in the box when you are trying to run it. Then I think when you add the quarterbacks into the run package, that's another bit of pressure you can put on the opposing defenses. So you'd like to be able to do it all, and I think that's why you see so many people doing it, and specifically the guys that we've got that are capable of making things happen when we deploy that way.

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