One difference I've noticed between Les and other coaches

If you look at Les' interviews as compared to some other coaches who have been having success, he seems so disconnected with what's going on around him. When I listen to Malzahn and Hugh Freeze talk to reporters, and that speech Dan Mullen gave in the locker room yesterday, you get the feeling that those guys have something to prove and that they have goals for right here and now that they're ready to go after. I'm not even talking about Les' goofy phrases that he spits out, but the way he never really says anything in particular and seems to have the same generic, absent-minded attitude towards every opponent and every game. It makes me wonder how that may be translating to the players' performance. Now I know Les is known for having strong relationships with his players, and I have no idea what goes on on the practice field/locker room, but these are young college kids with racing emotions and I see the coaches who are tapped into that emotion with a scrappy attitude having the most success lately.