Offence are your experience and he's done some good things at receiver.

You know, he's, you know, obviously carried that over today and you can see, like I said, Sunday night, I could see a little different balance in him. And then today he made some really nice plays and just continuing to grow and just be the best he can be. How about a guy like Jackson West? What do you see from him or you? Yeah, you know, Jackson, you know, he was, you know, was very limited there in fall camp, you know, but I love what I see from Jackson, man. I think he's got a bright future, you know, here. I mean, he's tough. He's physically, can run, you know, really has grown a lot as a route runner, you know, and just, it's just that consistency of building upon that. upon that but you know very pleased with what I'm seeing from him and his progression. A few weeks ago you mentioned some of the younger office. Jay Lynn, as guys like what you're seeing, but you can see more, I guess, since then. Yeah, I mean, it's just, it's still about consistency. And, you know, you can see great flashes, but, you know, it's a play in and play out. You know, guys, you know, building the trust, you know, and the guys that are next to them and they're building trust and the coaches that they're ready to go out there and make an impact. But, you know, I've definitely seen some positive improvement throughout the course of the year, but just want more consistency. What are some of the challenges the way defense present? I mean, they're going to shift, move. I mean, everything, you know, the line games, they'll pressure. You know, they do a little bit of all and they've got, and they're going to fast fill with their safeties. I mean, they're going to mix a couple things coverage-wise because of that. But, you know, it's kind of in line in their own unique presentation of it, probably as multiple of a group as what we faced in and just being able to go in and out of the four down to the three down, some of the some of the packages that they'll show and so it's it is definitely challenging.

I mean obviously saw the way they won that game last week and just I guess speak to the resiliency I guess.

Yeah I mean I saw the replay you know you gotta do all things I mean it's it's hard to win games. And, you know, when you find a moment, they got, they got an opportunity, you know, there with a two-minute drive, and they went down and executed. And, you know, I know, I know, you know, Pitt has to be, you know, pretty sick about it just for how it played. And, you know, that's just, it's one of those challenging, one of those challenging things those challenging things you know it happened us last year in the in our last regular

season game or you know trying to avoid you know avoid contact and a big hit but

you classified as a slide and you know went back to the one yard line so we've had

that happen to us a few times. And it's just a challenge.

But I tell you, it speaks to wake for how they responded.

I mean, you know, the third string quarterback goes in two-minute drive

and to find a way to win it at the end.

That was impressive.

After the game, Nardousy said that he wanted

to teach his quarterback in that moment to just dive forward. The slide doesn't.

Is that something you would talk to Jordan?

We are, yeah, we have absolutely.

I mean, that's been 100 percent, you know, and it's just, you know, we try to, I mean, you look at, I think, Clemson Duke in the first game of the season.

Clemson's quarterback on a fourth down and seven, same thing, just right there at the stick,

went to slide and, you know, you flip possession.

So, you know, you try to help educate guys on all things.

And that's a big part of, you know, some of the things we do off the field and make sure we're trying to present all those opportunities to get better. We didn't see Dennis Saturday.

Yeah, so Dennis is, he was out last week, you know, probably, you know, probably going to be out again this week.

But, you know, we'll get them back. We'll get them back here soon. You know, it's just unavailable, but, you know, had a little, got banged up a little bit. But, you know, Dennis has played really well. Obviously, it tests a little bit of the depth of what we have. But, you know, I like that group. And, you know, I think Malcolm Ray is a guy that's really kind of come along. Daniel Lyons is pushing to get more opportunities. But it was unfortunate for him because he's been playing really well. But you're excited to get him back soon. I was going to ask about Daniel, because he got in for a couple of snaps. Yeah, I mean, he's, you know, he's a redshirt freshman. He's, he's growing, he's getting better. You know, he's got a great future in front of him. And he is, you know, I always tell guys, you never know when your numbers would be called. And, you know, within that week, you know, he got more reps. He did a good job with it, which allowed him to be able to get on the field. You're playing in games like that, you know, it's, I mean, you never know every play. I mean, especially what they do. And for Daniel to put himself in that position, I was proud of him. Shane Brown was a guy who went under the radar as a recruit. But I think you guys got on him pretty late. Is and so I mean I you know Brian Allen is

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