“I would say, you know, that whole meeting was … it was, you know, ‘If you here, and you really gonna be here with us, you gonna promise to give your all for the rest of these games,’” Warrior said. “It was, ‘Are y’all gonna really turn it around? Are you gonna play for your brother?’ Everybody agreed. And as you can see, we changed it around. We came closer. We became one.
“Really, I’m just thankful for those guys, man. They’re taking me out with a boom, and I can’t complain about it.”
Warrior — who had six tackles, one tackle for loss and two pass breakups against Missouri — said personal responsibility was the main message of the meetings.
“Going back to the meeting, [it was about] being there for one another,” he said. “And being there for one another goes back to just being more into your plays, knowing more, having more awareness on the field, talking, having more communication. That’s what he laid out for us. We just listened, really.”
