at the same guys out there so they're understanding the mistakes but we also

have some things show up that we got to get corrected some little minor things that we

got to tweak and make sure we're on point but I like overall how they you know just

the continuity and the plan for each other they kind of taking it out of our hands and they just want to play for each other which is awesome to see.

The offensive line, I know it was a point of emphasis early on with locating guys and being a little bit more concise with that.

What was better? You know, we've seen it all and that had to come.

We had to see every front, every shift, every motion, every change of strength.

I mean, we had to get all of it.

And I think with us having the same guys out there building, we't have the catastrophic misassignments we still got some little details and everything we got a

clean up but we had the catastrophic breakdowns.

Is not just a matter of experience and continuity? Oh yeah I mean you don't learn it's hot so you don't learn this

Thobus hot too you put your hand on it and we had to get burned a couple of times and

now I'm starting to see that as long as they keep applying the lessons that they

learn it should be good for them.

We could have been learning lessons last year against Florida.

It seemed like it was a learning

what did you guys take away from that game and was that a learning experience

positively in a way? Well they went in a game to beat Florida. game?

Well, they went in the game to beat Florida instead of play their best.

You know, and that's what coaches really preach.

It's not about the opponent.

It's about making sure your own point in doing what you're supposed to do and handling yourself and playing your best.

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