That's something I wish I had. What is even better this spring, according to K-State defensive coordinator Phil Bennett, is the way Pierce is backing up his words on the field. The thing about Terry right now that's fun is, everything is not new to him. That hesitation isn't there any more. He's calling things out.
Terry is a brilliant kid.
He is smart. He has an awareness that very few kids I've coached have. And, of course, Pierce expects the same from his teammates. Head coach Bill Snyder has always put a premium on developing leadership. That ability surfaced early with Pierce, though it took some time to develop.