Mike Anthony: UConn roughs up Boston College on the road. What it says about Jim Mora and his program
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- > …“We've been pushing ourselves real hard,” said linebacker Bryun Parham, who had 14 tackles and two sacks. “Coaches push us real hard and we push each other real hard. We just wanted to see the results out there. We said it's enough talking. So to be able to go out there after the stuff that happened at the end of the half, to be able to really come together and get a victory, it means a lot to us. It just brought us a lot closer. We're feeling good and we want to keep it going.” <-
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-> “(Building a team) is just part of my DNA, I don’t really know anything different,” Mora said Tuesday. “I think that’s given us a real advantage here. The fact that I was successful in the NFL, and I was around Bill Walsh, and I was around Bobby Beathard, and I was around Mike Holmgren, and I was around Jim Finks – guys that are in the Hall of Fame – and I was around Dick Vermeil and Carl Peterson and I got to see how they set up a franchise. This is a franchise now with the portal and NIL, it’s very much like an NFL franchise so I’m pretty well-versed in doing what we’re doing at this time in college football.” <-
-> “(Building a team) is just part of my DNA, I don’t really know anything different,” Mora said Tuesday. “I think that’s given us a real advantage here. The fact that I was successful in the NFL, and I was around Bill Walsh, and I was around Bobby Beathard, and I was around Mike Holmgren, and I was around Jim Finks – guys that are in the Hall of Fame – and I was around Dick Vermeil and Carl Peterson and I got to see how they set up a franchise. This is a franchise now with the portal and NIL, it’s very much like an NFL franchise so I’m pretty well-versed in doing what we’re doing at this time in college football.” <-