Dan Mullen Quotes (17 Quotes)

He does a very nice job of doing that. He's one of the first quarterbacks I've coached who is really comfortable throwing on the run. He's real comfortable on the move out of the pocket, so that's part of (the offense). You'll see us do a little bit more of that because that's where his comfort level is and that's us evolving the offense.

This is his first chance to really sink his teeth into an offense and be ready to go. It's a great advantage for him because instead of learning what to do - learning how to read defenses, how to apply the plays against certain looks - he can spend a lot more time on leadership and other things. It takes a lot of time to learn all that stuff.

Because we feel there was a good-faith argument to make that the statute as written was constitutional, we feel we have an obligation to make that argument if at all possible.

It is time to take control of it. That is what we are forcing him to do. ..... He still needs to become a much more vocal leader. He needs to take control of this team, not look for somebody else to do it.

When you can only get in touch with them by phone once a week, it (text) provides more direct constant communication with the players you're recruiting. It's a big, big benefit to stay in touch with them.

Whenever you capture information, there should be checks and balances. It's certainly important to bear security in mind whenever you're working with databases.

Planned Parenthood readily concedes that in almost every single application, with the possible exception of a medical emergency situation, the act operates constitutionally. New Hampshire is within its rights to make the policy call to have a judge look at a possible emergency as opposed to a doctor making the call himself. We have approached this all along as defending the ability of the legislature to enact the statute.

The toughest part for these kids is coming in mid-semester, and not coming in with a full group of young guys. You have to make sure they are being looked after.

Some successful kids are so driven they have in mind what they want to achieve and that is more important to them than hanging out or going to senior skip day.

Athletes face some of the same issues any student deals with academics, family and personal issues, career or educational path changes. Each person has a unique set of circumstances that lead to decisions they make.

The mechanics had more to do with timing and footwork and balance it's all lower body getting his feet underneath him planting and throwing the football. He's going to fix that up pretty fast.

You usually have an idea of when people are going to use certain defenses and certain formations. But every down and distance, they'll use both. I don't know if I've seen that.

Yeah, I do. It's a big comfort level. The great thing is when we sit down in January to start on the second year, he's not going to have to learn formations. He already knows all the plays, all the formations. So, his whole focus isn't on learning an offense, it's learning how that offense is going to attack the defense. That's where the comfort level comes in in the second year.

I could sense he was a little bit nervous. He had been the starter here for a couple of years. He came in kind of quiet, and we knew that had to change.

He would be in our meetings, then run out to take batting practice. Even if he couldn't go out on the (football) field, he would try to come see us and he would come in on his own time and study film.

Everybody's pretty sad around here. He was our captain and he was a good kid and a great personality. It's just a tragedy.

In a lot of controlled situations, I can make either guy look good.