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    But for Redell, they are just football players with parents he considers normal. "Honestly, I don't even notice any difference ... When Will Smith comes in, and I don't mean this the way it sounds, but it's not that big of a deal to me. Will Smith is a great guy and he's just like anybody else as far as I'm concerned." The only difference for the coach, and this is a story he's told before, is he wants a part in one of Smith's movies. Full Article at The Seattle Times
    Honestly, I don't even notice any difference ... When Will Smith comes in, and I don't mean this the way it sounds, but it's not that big of a deal to me. Will Smith is a great guy and he's just like anybody else as far as I'm concerned.
    – Bill Redell SOURCE: The Seattle Times 2 months ago
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  1. I've got a policy here where nobody coaches their own kid ... When Joe Montana came aboard I said, 'You know what, I think I'll change my policy,' If you have three Super Bowl MVP rings, I'll let you coach your kid. I eliminated most of the parents.
    – Bill Redell SOURCE: The Seattle Times 2 months ago
  2. We don't really mind it that much
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 2 months ago
  3. I told him I wanted a love scene and, so far, that hasn't happened
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 2 months ago
  4. I'm not impressed with him.
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 2 months ago

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