You believe in what he stands for. Unlike Dooley, who bucked the limitations inherent in coaching at the small private university competing in a conference dominated by much larger public schools, Grobe is convinced, as is Wellman, that Wake Forest has enough to offer to attract the caliber of athletes it will take to win. And I have the same philosophy. So we're on the same page. We want to win in football at Wake Forest, but we don't want to sacrifice the academics at Wake Forest University.
Good students can play great football.
The key for us is going to be finding the right kids for Wake Forest University. And according to his wife, Holly, Grobe won't rest until he does. He doesn't panic. He goes right ahead and he keeps his eye on the target. So you just keep doing what you're doing and eventually it will pay off.