51.   Losing Smith turned into a two-month soap opera in which the coach did not know what was going on from day to day.

52.   Most good coaches know this already, of course.

53.   No Big East coach knew better how much a Big East tournament championship means to postseason momentum than Calhoun.

54.   No Big East coach knows better how much a Big East tournament championship means to postseason momentum than Calhoun.

55.   No coach knew more about his players than Godbolt, who probably knew more about their girlfriends or history classes or hangups than their parents.

56.   Odd circumstances have enhanced a natural rivalry, and both coaches know it and relish it.

57.   Obviously, the coaches know that with a young, inexperienced offensive line, Bledsoe may be doing a lot of out-of-the-pocket work.

58.   Only the coach knows if he was indulging in some revisionist history with that statement.

59.   Only the Raiders coach knew better.

60.   On this, even Cebrun and Lockhart agree -- FSU coaches should have known.