[Husker] McCoy leadership

[Andrew Smith]

They showed a few clips of McCoy talking to the team and his backup, and 
one doesn't need to be demonstrative to inspire people.
Also keep in mind that the times when McCoy would have address the team 
would mostly have been during TV timeouts when the entire team was on 
the sidelines.  We only see a fraction of what happens on the sidelines.

stephen.d.bruce at bt.com wrote:
> I can only imagine the disappointment that Colt McCoy felt when sitting
> out the biggest (and final) game of his collegiate career with an
> injury.  I was surprised; however, to see what I felt was an
> uncharacteristic lack of leadership on his part when he returned to the
> sidelines only to stand emotionless and withdrawn.
>  
> I would expect a leader in his position to return to the sidelines in a
> vocal manner in an attempt to rally the troops.  I didn't see any of
> that...
>  
> -Stephen
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