He knows he has a lot to learn as far as football techniques and he is looking forward to that.
Winning Metro is stage one. We can't relax now. We all remember what happened to Prep last year at districts. We have to stay focused from here on out.
He's so quick and fast on his feet. I knew this from watching him play basketball, but I didn't really know until I saw him run down a Lakes' running back. He just flew down the field and that kid was supposed to be really quick.
That had nothing to do with the game. For about 24 minutes Lynden played like they wanted it. Our team played like that for the last six. You're not going to win any games that way.
He took to football. I know when he sat down with the Oregon State coaches, he really wanted (to play basketball for them), but he really thought it through and his interest (in football) grew as he started to learn.
I think the thing that makes them a good team is that the role players know their roles and they excel in their roles.
I told my guys we would struggle and we would have ups and downs. All that didn't matter as long as we're peaking at the right time, and it seems like we're starting to peak right now.
We basically wanted to take Spencer out of his comfort zone, and that's hard to do against the best player in the country. We just wanted to make all his shots difficult, and we did that.
Just think about the Metro teams that didn't make it here Cleveland, Bainbridge, Blanchet. You're talking about good teams. We beat up on each other all year long.
I think it's different because one thing isn't contingent on the other. Nate was going to play football so he could play basketball. Emeka knows he has a lot of catching up to do on the football field.
