The number's too many.

I don't know about all that.

But, you know, tonight was an amazing environment.

I mean, this is a tremendous place to play.

It's one of the great places in college football.

And their fans and their people, it was a tremendous atmosphere and environment.

And with game day being here, I thought our kids handled that very well.

I thought that was one of the keys in all phases.

I'm very proud of our team. The way we competed in the game, I thought both the offensive line and defensive line did a great

job of keeping a lot of control of the line discrimmage, which I think is very important.

These kind of games allowed our skill guys to function and our secondary guys to make the picks

because of pressure and things like that. But, you know, our coaches, especially our coaches did a tremendous job of getting these guys ready to play, and our players played very well.

And, you know, our players, they care about each other, they love each other, and they played together as a team tonight.

And we knew it was going to take a great effort to play a great Clemson team.

We're very proud of our guys for the night.

How did that first play and then the quick touchdown set the tone? Well, it does, because especially when you're on the road, you get confidence.

Your young guys get confidence.

You know, the crowd, you don't take them out, but you can make it manageable in what you're

doing.

And it was very critical, and our guys feed off each other.

And we talked about sudden momentum changes, being able to handle momentum when you're on the road, being able to stop it. If it goes one way or once you get it, you've got to try to ride it. And we were able to get

that momentum and kept riding it.

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