Off-Field Bonding Crucial to Heels' On-Field Fortunes
Posted Aug 30, 2005
"We've never had cook-outs before with just players and no coaches," says Jarwarski Pollock. "The unity on this team is much better than any time in the past." "There are no individuals on this team," Tommy Davis says. "I'll give up my body as long as Tommy Richardson makes the tackle. He'll do the same thing. It's not about personal glory. It's about winning."
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