What prompted Lucas Coxs change in position from B-back to A-back?
“Well, we have to get the best level of players on the field. Clearly he [Lucas Cox] wasn’t going to beat Jonathan Dwyer out, but I thought that he would be better than some of the guys who have to play at the other spot. One of the places that we were really short when we got here was the tailback. I guess if you say Jon [Dwyer] was a tailback, then we only had Jon [Dwyer] and Roddy Jones. We had to find some guys – Greg Smith from receiver, Lucas [Cox] from B-back, and Embry [Peeples] has to play as a true freshman. “Lucas is a good football player. He can catch and he can block. He is not a dead liability when he runs with it. He might not be the fastest guy on the field but he has run very well with the ball.” What do you mean that the (non-)efforts are down? “I’m talking about how fast we are playing and how hard we are playing. Our guys play to the whistle. When we first got here, to our standards, we had a lot of what we call efforts, and they dropped a bunch last game. We still
