Quinn Gray

and, and that's like, like I said, my son's a junior college transfer, but he's a sophomore.

And, you know, we just walked on the field and, and he, you know, and he enjoys coach Quinn.

He sits down and he says, man, you know what? I pray to be in an environment with expectations like this.

Yeah, we suck right now, but I want to be better.

Look, I can't even get mad at them this week.

This week, special teams is all right.

Coach Quinn gave him a pass in the postgame, too.

He's like, for the most part, I'm like,

Man, what do you think about Coach Chris Dishman versus Coach Mickey Joseph in this one?

I feel like you, I feel like Coach Quinn Gray, when you said that, I'm like,

damn, Perry,

they went on a roll.

I think the only bright spot in this ballgame that I'm looking at is Southern being able to run the ball against this defense.

To me, other than that, both these teams are what and what.

Amari Parker – The quarterback, I mean, he's a young guy making mistakes because Isaiah Knowles, who transferred in from Alabama, excuse me, from Albany State, with Quinn Gray, got injured.

But then Christian Johnson on the other side, he's not a world beater.

But I think we are at the place where, and I know postgame, if you caught the postgame, we do have it from the last game.

Coach Quinn Gray openly stated, hey, man, I'm not worried about this year.

He pretty much made it known that he's here, that he's going to be where his feet are.

But I'm going to say this from my perspective.

And look, I already started.

And I'll be honest with you, I'm looking for Juco players.

I'm looking for Quinn Gray to do some of the things that Billy Joe did, build with high school talent, but mixing junior college players.

It seems like there's going to be a level of attrition on his football team that is going to allow you to bring in new talent.

Now, what I want to point out is, and again, I don't have all of the information, but I have hypothesized, given that it's an HBCU, I had a son attend Florida A&M, a ton of friends on faculty there years ago, and the coaches, I knew them all.

I don't know many of them now, although I know the head football coach from his time playing at Florida A&M, Quinn Gray.

Okay.

My hypothesis is that most, if not all, the victims are black.

That's all right.

This is a building year for Quinn Gray.

And for the Rattlers.

And we'll be back.

And just in general...

I'm listening to anybody who has questions because I know one of the things I've honestly said about every coach, and it's not just Quinn Gray.

It's been James Colsey.

It's been Willie Simmons.

Oh, you said he can't do it.

I did not say that.

What I'm saying is I would love for FAMU going to next season and really invest in that because one of the unique things about Quinn Gray, Quinn Gray ain't Mike Norvell.

And I'm not saying that as a slight to anybody.

One of the things that has continued to come up is special teams.

Now, Coach Quinn Gray mentioned it.

If you didn't catch the coach's call with Coach Quinn Gray, I have it.

I just – I don't – I don't know.

I just don't do it.

But one of the things he did state was we've had different problems with the blocked kicks.

Special teams has been a continual problem for FAMU.

So – Can we fix that? Can we fix that? Can the small things? Because now one of the things Quinn Gray mentioned is the nuance.

But- Alabama State players continued to come.

Uh, Quinn Gray, um, you know, you, you ...

That right before they cut to Simone, you see Quinn sh- shuffling the guys off.

Simone's in the middle of an interview and Quinn grabs the quarterback and sends him to the locker room.

And I knew ...

I, I didn't have all the details, but I knew just from looking, I was like, I'm sure there was some reason, you know? I'm certain that there was some reason.

I don't know Quinn Gray that well, but I do know people that know him.

And so I d- I, I was like, there had to be some type of a reason, but I wish that it would've been something a little bit more clear, 'cause I think everybody was just kinda jarred about it.