He's like a dad. He worries. And he wants you to do so well. So he makes me work real hard.

(I'll) just see what happens. I don't know what happened, I was just running and then it started hurting.

I'm at the point now where this is what it is, this is what you've got to do, so I've got to get it done.

It's not easy. They have to know that you have to keep working and nothing is going to be given to them. The teams they are with aren't going to care that they are making the transition. The team wants to see results. If you're not good enough or if you're not coming along, they get someone else.

Coach Brewster has pushed me real hard and really worked with me. He really has been like a father. The only thing different is he doesn't always come and hug you at the end of the day. He lets you soak on it for a while.

I can't run anymore. I'm going to go in.

When I walked into the party, Coach Shanahan said, 'Congratulations. We're happy to have you.' ... That really made it official to me.