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MINNEAPOLIS -- When Jerry Kill grew up in Cheney, Kan., his dad told him, "Never steal." He didn't just mean swiping a candy bar from Dewey's IGA on Main Street. He meant that if somebody gave you a job, you gave whatever you had inside you to do that job.
Jerry Kill wasn't with his team against Michigan on Oct. 5. He changed his game-day regimen, as well as his diet and work habits, and Minnesota is 4-0 since.
"My dad was wired differently," Kill said. "You grow up in a town of 2,000, his idea of a vacation was cutting wheat in a wheat field. That's his vacation. That was his release."
Kill is sitting behind an executive's desk in an executive-sized office. It is his desk, his office. He is bundled up in a gold Minnesota sweatshirt.
"My release is coaching football," Kill said.
http://espn.go.com/college-football...kill-changing-routine-deal-epileptic-seizures
Jerry Kill wasn't with his team against Michigan on Oct. 5. He changed his game-day regimen, as well as his diet and work habits, and Minnesota is 4-0 since.
"My dad was wired differently," Kill said. "You grow up in a town of 2,000, his idea of a vacation was cutting wheat in a wheat field. That's his vacation. That was his release."
Kill is sitting behind an executive's desk in an executive-sized office. It is his desk, his office. He is bundled up in a gold Minnesota sweatshirt.
"My release is coaching football," Kill said.
http://espn.go.com/college-football...kill-changing-routine-deal-epileptic-seizures
