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Steve Sarkisian is set to enter his fourth season at the University of Texas .
He led the Longhorns to a spot in the College Football Playoff last season .
He says he's had to adapt to college football's changing culture in recent years .
The Longhorns are moving to the SEC , and the NCAA is moving in a direction where it's like, do whatever you want.
How open you are with it, in particular with your team, is almost central to what you do from a culture standpoint.
How did you make that decision? "Some of them got made for me, I'll be honest with you. Some of my stuff occurred initially, it was national news. I quickly realized, in coaching, there's this thing called "negative recruiting".
Joel Klatt : When adversity strikes, the real you comes out.
Klatt was 34 years old when he was the head coach at the University of Washington .
He says the beauty of having the opportunity to work for those two guys is that they figured out who they were.
He said, "I've gotten to now, I'm a thermostat. I set that temperature for how I want it to be every day and then others can either buy into that temperature or not".
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