It's the coaching, man.

You know, the coaches, even though it's their first year being a de-coordinator or a coordinator here,

it's just the coaching, you know, the system that they put us in.

And then it's the athletes, us, you know, buying into their system and actually making the system work.

But ultimately it's the coaches, man.

The coaches know they've been around a long time before us, before we were playing for them, and they understand that if you do this system this way and that way, then you know.

Is it literally the same scheme and terminology and everything like you get there in spring practice this year?

It's the same thing you did.

We have a little, a little few things that are different, you know, because last year it was the first time us being here. So we definitely made some of few adjustments and we did a few things a little

different, but ultimately we pretty much did the same thing. Mario, you've been to the national

champions. You've run the table again this year and yet it seems like your team gets

knocked a lot for this and that. The games are closed.

You're barely getting through them.

You're dodging bullets.

Which knock bugs you the most?

I mean, I guess just us not getting the respect.

I guess that everybody would think we would get.

But we try not to even worry about that, man. because, I mean, that's how they view us.

But we always have a chance on Saturday, or in this case, on Thursday, to go out there and prove them wrong.

You all kept getting knocked, win games, but can you keep falling in the ranking there?

Would that surprise you?

Did that anger you all?

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