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Dick Tomey Quotes
«We want to be known for the way we play, not what we look like.»
Author: Dick Tomey
«We're running the West Coast offense whatever that means. We're going to focus on the intermediate passing game. We'll throw it every down if we have to or we'll run it every down if we have to.»
Author: Dick Tomey
«Humidity would be a thing that would hurt a team from this area.»
Author: Dick Tomey
«We need players to know exactly what we're doing, so we need to simplify some things. It's good to have some time to be introspective, take a look at things and see where we go from here.»
Author: Dick Tomey
«Next year we'll recruit character. This year, we're going to recruit characters.»
Author: Dick Tomey
«We recovered from (Penn State). I don't think it had any lingering effects.»
Author: Dick Tomey
«They're just a good offensive team. You can't stop everything all the time. That's a terrific team.»
Author: Dick Tomey
«We played poorly the last third of the second quarter. In the second half, we got it to 10 points and had an opportunity to get back (or win) the football game.»
Author: Dick Tomey
«We really enjoyed seeing our friends have such a great experience.»
Author: Dick Tomey
«He did a tremendous job in the spring. He played last year. He played against Boise State (8 for 16, 138 yards) and did a great job. He played bits and pieces in other games. He did an outstanding job in the spring game. He started bad, but by the end of the day he completed 60 percent of his passes.»
Author: Dick Tomey