MarQueis Gray: Team Characteristics

[parsons130]

SNN (sportsnewsnightly) is interviewing athletes, coaches, and staff ask the following three questions about creating a successful team. Here is our interview with MarQueis Gray.

http://sportsnewsnightly.com/marqueis-gray-team-characteristics/

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Our more complete interview with gray: http://sportsnewsnightly.com/marqueis-gray-interview/

 

[#2Gopher]

Nice interview with Gray. Hopefully the rest of the squad particularly the ones with academic questions will renew their commitment to academics.

 

[Unregistered User]

I can't get enough of this guy. He needs to be the face and voice of the Gophers for the next two years. Every video interview I've seen with him, he gives good, full answers, not yes/no, or lots of uhs, and ers. Always has a big smile and great enthusiasm.

Just take the damn starting QB job as early as possible in spring practice and get the team around this guy.

 

[Dr.Don]

Nice interview with Gray. Hopefully the rest of the squad particularly the ones with academic questions will renew their commitment to academics.

I have a feeling that if all 100% of Marquis's teammates don't think and work the way he is, he will stuff them in their lockers. Me thinks he could do it.

 

[highwayman]

I have a feeling that if all 100% of Marquis's teammates don't think and work the way he is, he will stuff them in their lockers. Me thinks he could do it.

MarQueis has all the qualities of a leader, plus he has the athletic ability to be a "great leader". He is also personable, and has a great smile. "Queisy," as my daughter calls him, has it all. Go Gophers!

 

[centerofmn]

Nice interview with Gray. Hopefully the rest of the squad particularly the ones with academic questions will renew their commitment to academics.

We need a few of those players to get back on the field. Guys like Hageman and Carter need to get there ducks in a row, because they have some real potential (or so it seems).