When it comes to celebrating, act like you've been there before.

All head coaches do that! ... It's part of it. Now I get to bust people! It's part of it!

He's not the first coach there to have to deal with this standard. You really have to overcome the party-school atmosphere that Colorado has ... it's something that was there before him.

Generally, if you have the right guy and he knows what he's doing, you don't have to lose for very long at all. There's no reason a program like Washington should have two losing seasons with the right guy, I don't care what's happened to them.

I know my dad is sticking around for one reason, to play for another national championship. The number of wins doesn't make a difference. But now that it's obviously down to him and Joe, it's in his face every day.

If you have the right guy, it can happen quickly. If you have the wrong guy, it can take time or never happen at all.

That's where the great players want to go. Just like Florida State, the thing that scares you with my dad the last two years is top players are gonna stop going there if they don't think they can play for national championships.

We've had a lull for the last couple of years. I think (Florida, Florida State and Miami) will have very strong teams, but I don't have any of them playing for a national championship. To most people, it's a year away.

I still think people think of Utah at that mid-major level, ... It's so hard to make people believe that's going to keep going. People are always going to assume, 'Hey, it's Utah.'

I think the great, positive attitude and the hard work are the things that made Rodney Allison a great coach for as long as I've known him.