All right, we'll start with just a recap from this past weekend.

You know, many times you kind of get a chance to, you know, regroup after the press conference,

which, you know, I don't want to go on a long dissertation, but they should have the post-game press conferences today.

I mean, it would be so much easier on everybody.

You know, you get a chance to watch the film, and you kind of just calm down.

Like you're right in it. We were just, you know, in a battle, and emotions are what they are.

But today I feel a lot better.

We won the game.

We dominated them statistically within that game.

Our defense up until, you know, late in the game where we made some substitutions, you know, was poised for a

shutout. And anytime you can get that, you're really pleased. I think from an offensive

standpoint, you know, some individual performances. Barron Brown was outstanding. It was good to see

Holland Berry get involved and do some really good things.

Xavier on multidimensional running the football, 9 of 16, I think, on third down efficiency.

So, you know, a lot of really good things. So what's the overall perspective after the game is that

we didn't underperform. If we underperformed, we probably put that game in reach for LaTec and maybe lose the game.

But it was not an elite performance.

And as I mentioned to you, that performance is everybody.

I have to coach better.

Our coaches have to be better teachers and coaches.

We've got to be much more organized in certain areas.

And then our players have to reach and exceed the standard of what we expect

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