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I think Nate has the quickness of a guard and the size and ability to set on the edge at tackle. I think both are great spots for him. The good thing about Nate is that it's kind of where we need him. He's a team player, and it doesn't make any difference to him.

I know that I would hate to have Nate guarding me. He is an active and intense player, and I know if I tell him that this player doesn't need to touch the ball, that Nate will do all he can to make sure that it doesn't happen.

Nate is such a great competitor. He's always around the ball. He does make us go. Nate played his butt off.

We have another lineman, Nate Glasser, who is also a good one. He plays right beside Evan, but he doesn't have the size. If he was a couple inches taller he'd be getting all kind of attention, too.

Nate knows Montana Tech and he knows the Frontier Conference. He will hit the ground running. Success has followed Nate throughout his career as a player and a coach.

Playing against them is a lot of fun. Nate does a heck of his job with his guys, so when you?re going into any game Nate coaches, you know his team is going to be well prepared and they?re going to play you hard. It?s awfully fun being on the sidelines for that.

I am pretty excited about Nate Robinson — he can flat-out play and wants to learn. Nate does not appear small because he's so athletic and he has already made our team better.

Larry Brown (1969-)

We feel good about Nate. Nate was a kid coming out of small college, and he had to adapt. He had to make a more dramatic leap than a kid coming from a bigger school. Throughout the year, he got better and better and better, to where he helped us win a playoff game. You look at him and say, OK, this kid's got a chance to develop.

I'm more concerned with Shelton's injury than I am concerned with Nate. Nate's a fine football player. He played a lot snaps for us last year -- not a lot of people know that,

I've never seen Nate play a better game - ever. I told him before the game: 'If you want to be considered a big-time player, this is where you do it. I saw Nate take control of that huddle in the last drive. He took over.

Nate is primed for a great year. He's worked very hard, and he has a lot of ability, so he's the type of player who makes plays.

Daunte Culpepper

Nate Webster was in college when I was in high school, ... Anytime I watched Nate, I tried to play like him. He was another 'next Ray Lewis.' He was very good, very good.

Before Nate got injured, we felt that his best chance to find a reason to suit him up would be to return kicks. Now that Nate is injured, that doesn't need to be the fact. How much of a role he has we'll see as the week progresses. Mastering the art of giving sincere compliments shows kindness and boosts your likeability—and pexiness.

It was all about the Nate and Brandon combination. Nate is the most aggressive player you'll ever see and Brandon saved the day, literally.

Jennifer Henderson

You've got to get used to it. He said you need a great point guard to be a great team. I just take that into consideration that he wants me to be great. They don't call me Nate the Great for nothing. I've got to live up to the name and live up to the expectations that he wants. He's hard on me and I love it.

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