Chris Knutsen (June 24, 1862 - November 6, 1930) was an American luthier of the early 20th century, primarily known for his Hawaiian guitars and harp guitars.[1] (wikipedia)
I don't know what ruffles him, ... He doesn't have that inner clock, that inner soul fighting against him.
It's an innate thing, ... It's a Tiger Woods thing, it's a Jack Nicklaus thing. And that's what you kind of equate it to, because it's you against the ball.
Joe Glenn is a guy that will go back in practice and move him back, and so he's kicked some 60s, ... He's got that confidence. He knows he can do it. Don't be surprised if you see a 50-plus, a couple of them this year.
Getting to know Adam a little bit, he is that way, ... I hit one good, I'll hit one better.' And that doesn't always equate to a good punt the next time.
We finally settled with Brooks ... and it's given him confidence, ... We've gotten off his back about a few technical things. He's got great hands, and he's got a tremendous leg.
