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Good morning, coach.

Not the way you drew it up, as they say yesterday.

No, no, no.

But, I mean, obviously, we're going to have to get some things fixed,

and we'll have to, you know, start to look at just being able to take advantage of the opportunities when they're there.

And we talked about some keys, and I don't know that we all really executed them on all three levels. There's some good, there's some bad, and there's always the stuff that gets you beat. Top to bottom. So coaching. Yeah. I mean, that's always what it's going to be. And we just have to do a better job of understanding, you know,

about winning the second half in some of these games that are close

and just getting off to a better start.

You know, defensively, we settled down.

We had three, three outs, and we only came away with three points.

So that is not very complimentary football,

and it's disappointing if you're able to do that.

You know, we have to be able to put some more

points on the board and then obviously the ex-plays that we gave up on defense and some of the

penalties and things that that cost us on specialties but we hit a good kickoff return that gave us

good field position that got us going on and things that we can build on throughout the game.

Mike, you say coaching better.

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