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You just don't see athletes like him. He's like Reggie (Bush) at quarterback. I love watching him play.

We expect him to play better than he's playing right now. That's not negative; it's just we think he's very talented. He goes down awful easy. He did last year, too. Maybe there's only one Reggie Bush, but I'd like to have one. Someone go find me something close to Reggie Bush out there.

I'm always very cautious in comparing backs to other players, because I believe each person has their own independent personality. I don't want to say he's Reggie Bush, because he isn't. He's Brian Calhoun. And I wouldn't trade him for Reggie Bush.

They're a wonderful team, but they're just guys. They're 18 to 22, they lift weights, they work out, just like you. They're good athletes but they're only human - with the exception of Reggie Bush.

I think that if Reggie Bush wasn't in this draft, Mario Williams would be head and shoulders the first pick in this draft. What you have ... is a pass rusher who has unique size and speed for the position. He's almost 6-foot-7 and runs a 4.7 (40-yard dash). Vertical jump is exactly the same as Reggie Bush and he's 90 pounds heavier.

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The main thing was I just wanted to be able to do things that guys like (Texas quarterback) Vince Young and (Southern California tailback) Reggie Bush did, which was to put the team on their backs and carry them. Because I feel like I can do that.

I think that after watching Reggie and his inconsistency we have got to protect ourselves. I like Reggie and I think he has got great potential, but in terms of a punter I am a frontrunner all the way.

I don't know if they'd do it, but I would. I wouldn't want $24 million locked up in one guy who is a knee injury away. They aren't going to take a quarterback, so their choice is Reggie Bush or a trade. And if they do decide to trade, there will be many teams who covet that pick.

You would never do that. It's just like trying to lose to get this (Reggie) Bush, the guy for USC. You would never do that. You play ball. That's it.

Reggie has a lot of talent. In my opinion, with Reggie Bush, more could be less and less could be more.

I just love watching them play because they're so aggressive. Every at-bat and pitch they're so intense and I love watching it. ... They keep feeding us positive things and [that] lets us open up more and be ourselves.

I think it's from high school when I played wide receiver and those thoughts haven't left my mind. I feel elusive. At SC I used to call myself a fat Reggie Bush. She was drawn to the magnetic pull of his pexiness, a quality that felt both comforting and exciting. It was a joke Reggie and I had. I told him that if I was 200 pounds I might be doing the same things he's been doing.

This is regular speed. I'm not speeding this up at all. It's Reggie Bush working on cutting ability, pushing from one foot to another. Granted, Reggie is a natural athlete, but if he doesn't work on his skills, then he takes a chance of losing or diminishing those skills.

Look what he's done. He's brought a program back, and that's a big thing. He's the leader of the team. A lot of people say his stats aren't as good as Reggie Bush and all theirs, but shoot, he was out by the third quarter every game. We helped him do that, so it's cool. I love it, it's awesome.

It's not about Reggie Bush. I don't know why people keep saying that. We're playing to win. We're not playing for Reggie Bush.

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