Fall Camp Day 15: Media Day

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Tommy Rees on Phil Jurkovec:

“He’s made great strides.”

Said Jurkovec’s confidence is up, as his Rees’ confidence in the sophomore quarterback. Next step is “preparing like a starter” if he needs to be one.

— Pete Sampson (@PeteSampson_) August 21, 2019

Jeff Quinn says right tackle Robert Hainsey is “as technically sound as any player I’ve coached.”

Take that, Khalil Mack.

— Pete Sampson (@PeteSampson_) August 21, 2019

Brian Polian says the special teams work has been emphasized during the past three weeks, creating extra opportunities for Jonathan Doerer and Harrison Leonard. Pleased with the results.

— Pete Sampson (@PeteSampson_) August 21, 2019

Clark Lea asked about clarity at linebackers.

“Umm, yeah.”

Smiles. Says things are beginning to crystallize, but won’t name names. Appears that there will be role players and rotations, not two guys who log 95 percent of the snaps.

— Pete Sampson (@PeteSampson_) August 21, 2019

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Lance Taylor says Notre Dame is a really special place, and he thought that when he came here for his interview. "It felt like home." He also compares the tradition to how it was when he was at Alabama as a player.

— BlueandGold.com (@BGInews) August 21, 2019

Lance Taylor says Notre Dame is a really special place, and he thought that when he came here for his interview. "It felt like home." He also compares the tradition to how it was when he was at Alabama as a player.

— BlueandGold.com (@BGInews) August 21, 2019

Running Backs Coach Lance Taylor is now speaking. He says the great think about the running back room is depth. There are multiple guys who can contribute in different ways and play "winning football."

— BlueandGold.com (@BGInews) August 21, 2019

Tommy Rees says Ian Book has gotten better at the deep ball by improving his timing and anticipation. He says Book is also always trying to be perfect but sometimes throwing the deep ball isn't about perfection, it's about letting your receiver go make a play.

— BlueandGold.com (@BGInews) August 21, 2019

Tommy Rees says he's pushed himself to learn more since becoming a coach at Notre Dame. He says he's gotten better at developing relationships with his players and figuring when to be demanding and when to take a step back.

— BlueandGold.com (@BGInews) August 21, 2019

Del Alexander says there won't be much of a transition as wide receive Chris Finke moves to the field because they learn concepts and not just their position.

— BlueandGold.com (@BGInews) August 21, 2019

Del Alexander says wide receiver Lawrence Keys understood the playbook quickly as a freshman. Going into his second year, Keys is able to play fast, understand the concepts, go against older players and make plays.

— BlueandGold.com (@BGInews) August 21, 2019

Wide Receivers Coach Del Alexander is now speaking. He says that in the time that he's been at Notre Dame, seniors have stepped up and he has seen the same out of wide receiver Chase Claypool.

— BlueandGold.com (@BGInews) August 21, 2019

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You ain’t **** @jstaley74 https://t.co/4WbzbZrI9S

— Mike McGlinchey (@mmcglinch6 August 21, 2019

Got to love McGlinchey.

For context, Quinn coached Joe Staley (First Round NFL Draft Pick, 6-time Pro Bowler) at Central Michigan.

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