Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson, as always. I am your good friend and host, Steve Robertson.

Man, it feels so good to win. Even when you expect to win and expect to win big, it still feels so good to win.

That's not to say there weren't some teachable moments on Saturday. There were. There were. We got off to a slow start offensively.

But at the end of the day,

you think about this. All those points still count. Like if we had scored 45 points in the first half and three in the second half, the narrative been, I don't understand when we took our foot

off the gas in the second half. We play four quarters and you add up all the points, you score

of a course of a ballgame and the one who scores the most is declared the winner. That's how

it works. No matter when they're scored or how they're scored, who does the scoring, whatever.

But we won. And I'm going to celebrate a victory here today.

Hope you guys are as well.

And again, I think it's a best case scenario for our coaches.

And I said this in mine and David Murray's postgame wrap-up.

You take care of business.

You get out of there healthy, but you also have some moments where you can correct the team and say, you know what?

Hey, yeah, you won by 41 points. However, you should have done this.

It should have been a shutout. Do we not agree on that?

You had that one drive, that 79-yard drive, we have them in a third and 20, and we miss a couple tackles,

and they go right down the field and score

you make a tackle there it's a shutout southeastern really couldn't do anything offensively

without our help despite the fact that they did have a good game plan as Zach Arnett mentioned

they did come out and try to you know work the perimeter and kind of negate our pass rush a little bit

kind of keep our back pass rush a little bit,

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