Brent Guy Quotes (23 Quotes)

We feel good about that position. And it is good we have competition there.

We didn't have any sacks, but a little bit of that was Leon, who did a good job of escaping a couple times. We need to create more turnovers on defense and get some negative yardage plays.

Jerod Walker keeps pushing the envelope on the quarterback position. He's a guy that pulls the ball down and makes plays. He is learning how and where to make the throws.

Everyone will get a chance, but I don't think it is fair to lose a position because a guy got injured. It will be competitive. A year ago, we didn't have a quarterback that had started a football game at Utah State. Now, we have two quarterbacks that have won a football game at Utah State. That is the type of competition we want at all positions.

We give up two big plays, and then we are behind.

He (Jackson) hasn't complained and said he is fine. It was worse than we originally thought. ... It took longer to heal than we thought.

It was much easier for the players, because you are talking in the same language. A year ago, it sounded like Chinese to them, because everything was new. The coaches' names were new, everything we were calling and doing was new.

Cross is coming along and has made some nice plays. Ryan had a nice run today (Thursday). That's what we need, when we split a defense like that.

We played good in the first quarter and about 12 minutes of the second.

Black did a nice job. ... We didn't get many throws today. I wanted to run Marcus.

We need to learn to practice back-to-back. ... I told the players that every tomorrow is the first day of their career, and they need to get better every day.

It was 21-7 for a long time. All we had to do to get back in the game was make a play. But we couldn't do it.

It feels just like a loss when I was an assistant.

We have tried to educate the guys. But we are not going to stick our heads in the sand. We are going to keep educating them and hope to avoid these problems.

I thought it was pretty obvious that Marcus Cross can help us in our offense. He has the ability to get out into space and make plays, get to the edge. He jumped out.

Even our older guys were missing tackles, so I can't blame the entire thing on our youngsters.

We didn't have pre-game jitters, we just couldn't convert and we lost our composure before the half. We gave up a long pass before the half, and that's what bothers me the most.

Marcus Cross made some good plays when we went live. When he learns more of the offense and what we expect of him, he will get better.

I think it is still going to be competitive at that position. But Leon has shown a lot more understanding of what we want out of the offense, what he is seeing on defense, seeing the whole picture and putting it all together better. That has been fun to watch. He is really throwing the ball very accurately.

Boise State is exactly what we are trying to build and want to be which is a great team. When I say that I mean they are a bunch of guys who know how to win, understand what their coaches want and execute under all situations.

Leon did a fine job of running the football. Toward the end of the game, he didn't do a few things we wanted him to do. He lost his concentration a little bit. But we're pretty pleased with the way he handled the game. He ran well and took some big hits. He's going to do nothing but get better.

Marquise has done that a couple of times this spring. He has a good burst and can make those plays. ... That was a nice hit in the open field. That's the way you want to see one side start.

Rob Myers has been coming along. ... That catch he made in the end zone was by far the best catch I've seen him make. ... That was a heck of play by Leon and Rob.