Okay, all right. I think we had another 90 to 100 place scrimmage.

A lot of different situations, which is always good.

Just like last week we rotated our quarterback, so we're fairly equal reps.

That was by design.

The running backs, we rotate those guys too.

I guess for the second scrimmage and roll, they didn't put the ball on the ground. That's always something you look for

You know be able to protect the football when things get live and all that little thin some areas, but it gives other guys opportunity to show what they can do and and grow as an offense questions.

Hi right row as an offense. Questions? Hi, Rick. You get a sense, you know, two weeks, you're halfway through the spring.

Do you feel like the guys have any comfort level of all the things you're trying to do?

We're getting there. I mean, we're growing as an offense.

Like I said, I mean, there's, you know, we're a little thin in some areas, you know, and you do the best you can with that. And then, you know, our defense, I mean, it's a challenge. I mean, Tony does a super job, like I said last week, but a little unconventional is everything. But, man, they do it. They do a lot of different things that put challenges when

you're in stall in offense and all that but we're growing and you know you can

tell our quarterbacks every time out is is feeling more comfortable

Jordan.

Coach Ronald said the offense had some highs and lows. What were a couple of plays that

you wanted back or thought you guys could improve the line?

Yeah, I mean, you know, anytime you rotate everybody, you know, it's hard for me to think

about one situation. But just big picture-wise, you know, the penalties, we heard

ourselves down there, you know, on their side of the field a few times that probably

cost us some points or we had to kick a field goal.

You know, that's really what stands out. And I mean, when you rotate everybody, you know,

the thing about offense is like it takes 11 guys for the most part, have to execute. If you

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