Slick, I feel like Storm merely expressed that Holtz did not seem like the kind of guy to do this kind of thing. As a result, he enjoyed Taggart's company because it seemed new and innovative.
A figure of power traveling through the masses, stopping to smile and greet them as if one of them. It isn't uncommon for students to get excited over.
Now that you've proven him wrong (and me, too, for I was sitting next to Storm today), we can step back and say "hey, Skip was the same way."
Congratulations. Skip took responsibility and hopefully learns from the mistakes he made here at USF. He's been handed yet another school with potential, we will all just have to see what happens.
Meanwhile, Taggart (though doing "what has been done before") is doing and saying the right things for the public. The next step is to see how he fares with recruits (so far, so good from what I hear and read) and then how this translates to the field.
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I enjoyed how Taggart was going around looking people in the eye and shaking their hands. I like how he waved to me when I first pointed him out after they got him on the jumbotron. Threw a pair of horns right back at me. Felt great.