Randy Bullock on his professional career, buzz around A&M program

Key quotes from Randy Bullock interview

"It’s a lot of fun, but there’s a lot that comes with playing professionally in your hometown. There’s going to be a lot of times where there’s a lot of pressure.  You have people who are there some day, and who aren’t there other days. It’s just continuing to work everyday and stick to your fundamentals, and trying to be the best you can be everyday.”

“We’ve got a good locker room. We’re 3-3, we’re still not out of it by any means but it’s the difference between the NFL season and the college season. There are 12 games in the college season and 16 weeks in the NFL season, and crazier things have happened. You’ve got to get hot at the right time and keep rolling.”

“Playing at higher level, it’s hard to step back in and hop back on the seat and get back after it after sitting out a year like I did to start my career.. It’s such a transition from the NFL level to the college level to the high school level, it was difficult.  Coming back out there and trying to gain confidence I started off a little slow, so I had my back against the wall and I had to figure out a way to get everything right.”

“It’s a lot of fun to watch the A&M program right now. My first year here there was a little bit of talk about A&M in the locker room on Saturdays and now we watch games before we travel, or on the plane. People like to come up and talk to me about Aggie football.”

“I think Josh Lambo has done well, he’s had a pretty good year. He’s taken over and done well, and Kaser is one of the top players in college football right now. I think special teams are rising, and they’ve done pretty well.”

“Honestly Shane Lechler is a lot of fun to be around. He kind of took me under his wing last year and helped me when I went through some adversity. Having his support and experience out there is very beneficial to me and has helped me grow as a person.”

“A kicker watches a lot of film, you’re constantly trying to fine tune little things that can make a big impact.”