Before you even guys get to halftime, I mean, what has been your message to the defense when you guys get in a hole early?

I mean, because, you know, a lot of guys will see that and that will kill their momentum and they're not able to go out and get.

It goes back to what I, it goes back to what I said.

I mean, we coach on the premise that you play no matter what is on the scoreboard.

You don't look at the time. You don't look at the score. You just go out and play the next play.

We try to coach like that in practice. We try to develop something bad. Yeah, there's some things

you've got to stop and you've got to say,

hey, this is, we've got to correct this. We've got to get this fixed right now. But there are times

where, you know, you can't think about the last play. And I think our guys have taken that

mindset, okay, something bad happens, come back, make a big play.

Make something happen.

But I don't think there's a magical answer, and there's not a magical thing that, you know, switch that you turn on.

A lot of people have asked me that, but there is none.

You just got to keep playing, and, you know, you just, it's a mindset.

And that's obviously easier said than done.

Don't pay attention to the sport board.

But since you guys have done that and been able to have success after being down 21,

all of that, how much of, you know, how beneficial is that for you guys knowing that they,

they understand that they can come out?

I think it's, I mean, I think, first of all, let me go back to this, too.

I think a lot of it has to do with your players, the mindset of your players.

You know, I think to be able to have that willingness and the tenacity to say,

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