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“I think spring ball has gone well, I like our team,” Hauck said. “I feel good about our team … obviously we’ve got some work to do before August hits but that’s always the case. It’s been smooth and I think we’ve valued and gotten a lot out of every practice.”
"With Brent Pease taking over as the offensive coordinator and Ronnie Bradford assuming the defensive coordinator position, Hauck says both sides “got a lot of new stuff.”
"Montana has added transfer pieces, developed up-and-comers and it might not be done just yet with the solidification of its roster."
“We’ll add (transfers), I’m assuming,” Hauck said. “Unless we’re the exception to the rule in college football, I’m sure we’ll lose some and we’ll add some … we’ve kind of been the exception so far in terms of not losing them.”
That’s no disrespect to his current players, with whom he’s expressed his confidence in. It’s just the way his mind works in the midst of football action — there can always be improvement.
“Oh, I don’t know. I’m never comfortable,” Hauck said when asked if he’s content with the quarterback room. It wasn’t a slight to his signal-callers but more about his mindset towards steadily improving. “That’s just not my way. I’m never comfortable with much until the end of the season.”
"However, he must feel comfortably employed.
A contract season awaits him starting on Sept. 2 and he has no fear. Maybe it’s the productive spring session that has him feeling at ease.
“Oh, well, until you said that, I didn’t realize that was the case,” Hauck said of entering the final season of his deal with the university. “Is that right? I’ll have to look. I don’t pay much attention to that stuff. Never have.”
https://ravallirepublic.com/sports/college/big-sky-conference/university-of-montana/montana-grizzlies-conclude-spring-practices-feeling-confident-but-not-complacent/article_19721b3c-e48a-50b7-95d6-890e9223fc71.html
"With Brent Pease taking over as the offensive coordinator and Ronnie Bradford assuming the defensive coordinator position, Hauck says both sides “got a lot of new stuff.”
"Montana has added transfer pieces, developed up-and-comers and it might not be done just yet with the solidification of its roster."
“We’ll add (transfers), I’m assuming,” Hauck said. “Unless we’re the exception to the rule in college football, I’m sure we’ll lose some and we’ll add some … we’ve kind of been the exception so far in terms of not losing them.”
That’s no disrespect to his current players, with whom he’s expressed his confidence in. It’s just the way his mind works in the midst of football action — there can always be improvement.
“Oh, I don’t know. I’m never comfortable,” Hauck said when asked if he’s content with the quarterback room. It wasn’t a slight to his signal-callers but more about his mindset towards steadily improving. “That’s just not my way. I’m never comfortable with much until the end of the season.”
"However, he must feel comfortably employed.
A contract season awaits him starting on Sept. 2 and he has no fear. Maybe it’s the productive spring session that has him feeling at ease.
“Oh, well, until you said that, I didn’t realize that was the case,” Hauck said of entering the final season of his deal with the university. “Is that right? I’ll have to look. I don’t pay much attention to that stuff. Never have.”
https://ravallirepublic.com/sports/college/big-sky-conference/university-of-montana/montana-grizzlies-conclude-spring-practices-feeling-confident-but-not-complacent/article_19721b3c-e48a-50b7-95d6-890e9223fc71.html
