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“A lot of credit to the fans for just being willing to say, OK, digital tickets, digital venues, we’re going to come in with a different process, I’m going to be assigned to a gate and will be given a time, we have to wear these masks — and God bless them, they did,” Kenney said. “They’ve really been patient and they’ve done incredibly well.”

“He’s always got that competitive drive ingrained in him — that’s where he’s at all the time,” Nagy said. “He also has that other side to him as well. The more that we have these meetings, the more that we work with him, the more that we realize and get to see his commitment to being focused on the details of this offense and see how fast he can grow, it gives us a chance to be able to work off of that. But he’s got a really great, professional personality, which I love. He’s all about business right now.”

“He was told that it was his fault, he was told that if he ever brought it up again life was over as he knew it, so he suppressed it,” she said. “The triggering event for him was when he learned that this guy had done it to somebody else, he felt, ‘Oh, my God, if somebody would’ve done something about this at the time, it never would’ve happened.

“After a minute he did get up, and he said he was fine, he could keep playing. But that’s the type of player he is. He’ll do anything for this team, and we’re just glad that the prognosis is totally cool. So it was a huge relief, going in, seeing he’s good, in high spirits — for me and the rest of the team. He’ll probably be back playing (Saturday), honestly. We’ll see.”

“It’s just calling the play with confidence, having a loud voice and just really taking control over the whole offense,” he said. “It’s showing your teammates and the people out there on the field with you that you’re the guy out there and that you have full confidence not only in yourself but in your teammates. Even if you do make a mistake, you make it at full speed.”

“I’m feeling the best I’ve felt in about two years, so I’m super excited to get going,” Reynolds, 20, told the Tribune in February. “They’re going to make the decision that they’re going to make for what they feel is best for me and my development, but I’m going into the season with the mindset of trying to earn a spot and trying to be a major contributor to this team.”