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Bret Meyer Quotes
«We're going to get as many people involved in the passing game as we can. We can't throw every ball to Blythe and (Jon) Davis.»
Author: Bret Meyer
«This is about as good a feeling as you can have playing football. This game is what it is, and if it helps us gain respect, that's good.»
Author: Bret Meyer
«I got my first taste of it last year. This is a lot of fun. I wish every game could be like this.»
Author: Bret Meyer
«Austin's one of the best athletes on the team. He runs solid routes, and the the fact that he used to play quarterback, I think, help.»
Author: Bret Meyer
«This is about as good a feeling as you can have playing football. This game is what it is and if it helps us gain respect, that's good. I hope people start realizing we can play football, too.»
Author: Bret Meyer
«I think we focused this week,»
Author: Bret Meyer
«They showed up; they were a great team. But we didn't take them lightly, and we played physical football.»
Author: Bret Meyer
«It was a complete 180,»
Author: Bret Meyer
«We can enjoy this win a little bit, but we need to come back and focus. It's great to celebrate, but at the same time, we need to remember that going to Army is a business trip.»
Author: Bret Meyer
«This is about as good a feeling as you can have playing a football game. Anytime you get five turnovers you have a good chance to win. This game is what it is, and if it helps us gain respect, that's good. I hope people start realizing that we can play football too.»
Author: Bret Meyer