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USC Trojans tight end Lake McRee, coach Lincoln Riley, and linebacker Eric Gentry discusses how Coach Lincoln Riley has helped them. Gentry talks about how Riley showed him how to be a leader, and how he has helped them.
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00:00What do you think Coach Riley learned from you guys?
00:07A lot.
00:11I'll start, Shane.
00:14I'll start for what your question was first.
00:16I think my moment, I think everybody probably know me hopping on one leg now.
00:21Yeah.
00:22I would say that moment, though, it's not just because of it being big or whatever,
00:26but just because of it wasn't for fame or not.
00:29I just genuinely wanted to win that game.
00:32I was doing that in practice, helping and yelling and different stuff like that
00:36to get the team right as a sophomore in practice.
00:40I would say Coach Riley helped me so much this year, more than any other year,
00:45because we had so many solo talks, one-on-one,
00:48but more than anything of what it truly is to be a leader.
00:52He gave me a book, The Inner Excellence.
00:54You probably don't even know how I read it.
00:55I know you did.
00:57Yeah, the book was so great of more than being a leader is understanding.
01:01You got to preach what you say and do what you preach.
01:05And then more than anything, sometimes you don't need to talk.
01:07You just need to do.
01:08I feel like a lot of times with this team, we talked and did it more than any other year.
01:14So I don't know.
01:15I just feel like a lot of stuff off the field translate to being on the field.
01:18You got your stuff right off the field, you're going to be even better on the field.
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