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NOTE: This is Part One of an interview with Delaware Head Coach KC Keeler. Due to NCAA rules we cannot discuss incoming recruits until after they commit on Feb. 4th. The incoming recruiting class and coaching changes will be discussed in Part II.

Brian Ginn has been a fixture at Delaware since 1996. From being a key back-up to Leo Hamlett in 1996, to splitting time with Matt Nagy, to team captain in 1999, to offensive coordinator in 2008 Brian Ginn has been a big part in UD football success. Today's GoHens interview was conducted following the Furman game.

Eighteen players signed letters of intent and were awarded scholarships in February of 2004. Out of those eighteen players only Fred Andrew, Aaron Love and Kervin Michaud will line up as members of the 2008 Blue Hens. Then there is Kheon Hendricks. Recruited out of Woodlawn high school in Baltimore by then Delaware coach Rob Neviaser, he was given the opportunity to walk-on and possibly earn a scholarship. Needless to say, he made the most of it. The one time walk-on has already been named a pre-season All American and most likely will be named on several post season All American teams.

Today's interview gives a little insight into what makes Kheon the player he is.

Sean Hakes arrived on the scene at Delaware one day before the start of pre-season practice. To say the least, that late arrival has not diminished his enthusiasm about competing for the starting quarterback job for the 2008 Blue Hens. Even Coach Keeler has indicated that it is only the lack of practice time in our system that has kept him from competing for the opening day assignment. This is the final interview in the three part series about the 2008 Delaware quarterbacks. I hope the enthusiasm in Sean Hakes' voice will somehow extend to the printed page.