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Reggie Herring Quotes
«The Coliseum is a historical place. Hopefully, it will be a historical night for Arkansas when we play there.»
Author: Reggie Herring
«That's got to be a process. And you probably will see a dramatic increase in attendance because there will be more national interest.»
Author: Reggie Herring
«Right now, we don't know who wants it inside.»
Author: Reggie Herring
«He's a natural. It's not hard to comprehend the receiver to defensive end transition if you see the kid work.»
Author: Reggie Herring
«Hats off to the offense. They got better. They whipped our fanny. Our tackling was very poor.»
Author: Reggie Herring
«Anthony Brown has great speed and pass rush ability, but the problem is that he's not playing the run very well. He's not as physical as he should and can be, and that is keeping him from being a complete player right now.»
Author: Reggie Herring
«They're getting into little bit of a lull. So it's a challenge to be consistent.»
Author: Reggie Herring
«He's a weapon that's really unique. A big, physical guy that can run the ball and also get out in space and hurt you one on one. Peyton has given us fits all spring.»
Author: Reggie Herring
«We are poised to be a good team defensively. The major questions are safety and depth at linebacker.»
Author: Reggie Herring
«I feel like we're solid defensively. I feel like we're better than a year ago. I feel like we're poised. (But) there is major question marks at safety and linebacker going into the fall as far as depth.»
Author: Reggie Herring