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#56fanatic · 11-10-2005, 02:08 PM

I read where the coaches are really excited with the way he is preparing for each of the last couple of games with his practice habits and film study. I think when all the other guys see his work ethic it is contageous. Its great to see him forgetting about all the other stuff that was going on and continuing to improve himself. Its great to see him , Marcus, and Taylor on the field at the same time. I am also encouraged with the way the staff has been praising him and last week naming him a defensive captain. maybe this will bode well for next season and more to come. The atmosphere around the team and locker room really is great to see. You could start seeing that last year and its really coming out this year. How awesome is it to actually have a TEAM concept the last couple of years. I am not sure about the name he gave the defensive side of the ball. (THE U!) I think some Miami alumns might have a problem with it since they refer to their school as the U. Maybe we can come up with a name.....

11-10-2005, 02:08 PM	#4
#56fanatic The Starter Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Charlotte NC Age: 51 Posts: 1,801	Re: Arrington Stepping Up I read where the coaches are really excited with the way he is preparing for each of the last couple of games with his practice habits and film study. I think when all the other guys see his work ethic it is contageous. Its great to see him forgetting about all the other stuff that was going on and continuing to improve himself. Its great to see him , Marcus, and Taylor on the field at the same time. I am also encouraged with the way the staff has been praising him and last week naming him a defensive captain. maybe this will bode well for next season and more to come. The atmosphere around the team and locker room really is great to see. You could start seeing that last year and its really coming out this year. How awesome is it to actually have a TEAM concept the last couple of years. I am not sure about the name he gave the defensive side of the ball. (THE U!) I think some Miami alumns might have a problem with it since they refer to their school as the U. Maybe we can come up with a name.....