1. A method of attaching rotator cuff tissue to a humerus bone, comprising:
locating a first anchor in a humerus bone with an adjustable suture construct that is coupled to the first anchor extending from the first anchor and through rotator cuff tissue that is positioned over the humerus bone so that at least part of a first adjustable loop of the adjustable suture construct is positioned along an outer surface of the rotator cuff tissue, the adjustable suture construct formed from a single piece of braided suture that includes a first free end that extends longitudinally through a first longitudinal passage in the braided suture to form the first adjustable loop;
positioning a locking member along the outer surface of the rotator cuff tissue such that the locking member extends through the first adjustable loop; and
pulling on the first free end of the braided suture as the locking member is extending through the first adjustable loop so as to reduce a size of the first adjustable loop and compress the rotator cuff tissue between the locking member and the humerus bone.