Neil Callaway Quotations

(Velasco) is not in the two-deep. He's not in the plan for this Saturday. His future depends on him.

Basically, we took him just because he's a big kid.

He's a very poised, smart, cool young man. Nothing rattles him. He brings a sense of calm to our offense.

I think the commitment that Shock made to come back makes him a special type person. A lot of people would have bolted, but he hung in here with us, and we're grateful for that.

I think whenever you talk about the Sugar Bowl, you look forward to going to New Orleans. I hope it's able to get back in New Orleans and they can get everything back in line down there.

The outs and curls have been open for David so far, but LSU will play more press coverage and give him a bigger challenge.

We'd like to have one of them, yeah. You'd always like to have more security and more depth.

(D.J.) being patient and being the kind of person that wanted to be at Georgia says more for his leadership and the kind of person he is than anything he's done or said on the field. He didn't want to just do something on a whim. He wanted to do things for the right reasons.

Coach was a great man obviously, a great coach, a very powerful coach. It was really a unique setup, particularly looking at the way college football is now. I mean, Coach ran everything, from the top to the bottom, ticket office, whatever. If there was a decision to be made about anything, he made it.

It's based on the last couple of games.

Dan, I thought was a good player in high school. If there's a surprise, you'd have to say it'd be (Roland).

No matter who the quarterback is, he's got to be where he's supposed to be and do what he's supposed to do. You can't have someone doing his own thing back there.

They look like linebackers to us. I think what it allows them to do is put a lot of speed on the field defensively.

I don't want to say anything ugly, but Georgia was kind of struggling at the time. As it turned out, in 1976, they beat us pretty good, but if you were to compare the two programs at the time, Alabama was on top of the world and Georgia was back and forth.