It's been a blast ... It's great to look out and see if they're taking Dez away, I've got other options with (tight end Brandon) Pettigrew and (wide receiver Damian) Davis. It's great to see the weapons we have and the success we've had so far. 
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Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world, with an altitude of 8,848 meters (29,028 feet), is seen in this aerial view taken from a passenger aircraft flying over Nepal at a height of 9,144 meters (30,000 feet), November 9, 2008. Everest is part of the Himalayan mountain range along the border of Nepal and Tibet. In background is the Tibetan Plateau. Picture taken November 9, 2008.
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Quotes about Brandon Davis
It's been a blast ... It's great to look out and see if they're taking Dez away, I've got other options with (tight end Brandon) Pettigrew and (wide receiver Damian) Davis. It's great to see the weapons we have and the success we've had so far.
said Zac Robinson
UCF schedules 2pm news conference to discuss findings from the Brandon Davis investigation...
was said
I think the other guys didn't see as much action -- Brandon Davis and Latavius Murray -- but I thought you saw some bright spots in some of their play ... Obviously the thing that most freshmen suffer with is pass protection. That hurt us this year in some breakdowns with them. That's probably the toughest thing for the young freshmen to do is they don't see a lot of that in high school. They'll be better with that just with the weight room and getting stronger at the point of attack.
said George O'Leary
Andrew Pitts (RB), Brandon Moore (OL), Edmond Davis (OL). We just have a great corp of leaders, senior leaders. Our younger kids too, but the senior leadership has been great for us. Terrence Walter (OL), Arthur Kelly (DL), there is just a whole list of guys I can go on with.
was said
in Scout.com
Quotes from articles mentioning Brandon Davis
I wanted to make it perfectly clear that George O'Leary is our football coach ... There are rumors that I have had contact with other coaches. Integrity is important to me and this is absolutely false. I have not contacted any coach or will not contact any coach about this position because I have a coach and that's George O'Leary.
said Keith Tribble
George O'Leary is our coach today and will be tomorrow and next season ... There's been a lot of speculation that is out there ... but George is our coach and I expect him to continue to be our coach.
said John Hitt
I welcome this review ... Some of the rumors I've heard (about me) are hurtful, but I'm not ducking anything. We've done the same thing (offseason conditioning) all five years before we go to a bowl game, or head home for Christmas. I'm confident we're doing the right things.
said George O'Leary
in Miami Herald
