We haven't talked to you since the Florida game.

What was so, what did you guys do so one?

Just, you know, Ira, you know, early in the game, we just, you know, we just made some

critical mistakes and you know sometimes you make

mistakes and you get the ball down and go to the next play you know those mistakes

turn into touchdowns you know whether it was you know one guy was a group of guys and you know guys wanted so much to play so well you know

there early in the game but you know just probably the overall fight you know

obviously gave up way too many plays too too many points, but did enough to win the game at the end.

But definitely, you know, it was more of, there were a few things that we adjusted, but for the

most part it was just to refocus on what

was important how we need to play certain sets.

Were the mistakes early communication for the most part?

No, no more just you know biting on actions that you know their keys told

not to or you know I could have done a better job with them too and you know just

things that we probably should have had doubled they became one-on-ones and then even the one-on-one

wasn't great with the technique so that was a big part of it.

Out of the locker room in the second half were you guys more aggressive with the

approach of the defense and if so how do you balance when to be versus when not to be?

Yeah, I mean, there's a plan and there's a reaction to what the initial plan was.

There's all those things constantly in a game.

You know, we're just trying to make sure we get stop after stop after stop and you know we everything we call is to try to do that

You know we had Jamie at Boundary Safety for a little bit you know and try to use him into the best we could but he was in a little bit, you know, and try to use him to the best we could, but he was in a little bit

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