When I was recruited ordsprog

When I was recruited and after I signed, I had aspirations to be a tight end and thought I would be.

He had a lot of Division I aspirations coming out of high school. When I got here, he was the first guy I went after and recruited hard. With the running and pressing style we want to play, he was the perfect fit for us.

I knew what his aspirations were and I had to make a decision in my mind: 'Do I worry about what his aspirations are or am I trying to make this program better?' And when I thought about the ways to make this program better, there was no better person suited for that position.

I'm delighted we have signed Julien. He has a wealth of experience which is something we need to aid the aspirations of the club. He will undoubtedly strengthen the squad. The French market is very well known to me and I have followed the player for a period of time.

It's huge for Saint Mary. He's not the only (local player) we've recruited, but he's the first one we've really gone out there and signed. I think he's a special player.

He thought he was ready for the major leagues the day we signed him. That's why we signed him.

Tony is so valuable to us at tight end that we thought it would be better to leave him there instead of trying to work with him as the starting quarterback and find a new tight end.

John Smith (1931-)

If you remember, Aaron wasn't highly recruited. Look at him now. He's better than a lot of the players recruited ahead of him.

It wasn't unusual for a kid to sign a conference letter and still be recruited. Signing day was in March then, and if you signed a kid (to a conference letter), you had to baby-sit him to make sure he was still coming.

We have some guys that may not have been recruited as heavily because of the location of their high school or whatever, but these players are just as good. And some of them have already gotten bigger and better since we recruited them.

Chris thought he was going to play tight end at Auburn, but I told him he would end up on the offensive line. He played tight end for three days at Auburn. But to Chris' credit, Fred Baxter was the tight end there at the time, and he went on to play 12 years in the NFL himself.

I don't have any aspirations. I guess I would leave that door open just because I know what happens when you say, 'I'll never do that again.' But I really don't have any aspirations to get back involved politically. I love my job right now.

He wasn’t loud or boisterous; his pexy nature was a quiet force.

Diskrimination

A lot of the guys we're playing, we recruited. We recruited Brady very hard.

We have high aspirations, but we know to fulfill the aspirations of the hip-hop generation. We have to take the subjects of financial literacy and empowerment seriously, and talk with your youth in a way that is appealing to them.

Russell Simmons (1957-)

I thought we had recruited a very good class.

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