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Root's Most Reliable Heating and Air Conditioned Products than DMV and check in with Mike Loxley. Terps head football coach. He's presented by IT-Cadre, trusted insight from trusted insiders, IT-Cadre. What's up, Coach? Coach, are you there? fellas what's up? Y'all thought I ducked y'all out today, huh? No, no, no, no chance. No. We just had to talk about Jaden Daniels for an extra segment. Are you watching any of the games? Are you watching any of the games? I can't tell you that I've seen a Skins game or no, I have not.

Too busy.

You're too locked in.

Let me ask you this just from a coaching perspective because Dan Quinn was criticized heavily for leaving Jaden in when they were down 38 to 7.

Now, they started the drive with 12 and a half minutes left in the game.

They're down 38, 7. He said after the game, that was going to be the final drive. Now, he ended up getting hurt with seven and a half minutes left. And the fans go crazy. Sports radio guys are going crazy. What's your philosophy on, you know, he's a young quarterback. So what's your philosophy on leaving a younger quarterback in just to kind of get into a

positive mental state, maybe score a touchdown and then take a amount? But something good on film

before you pull them. Yeah. Well, I think first and foremost, obviously, you got to have a feel

for where you are in the game. Like is it, if he hadn't played well, and again, I haven't watched

to say, but for me to leave a veteran guy in late

it's either usually he's missed a lot of work and so you're trying to get him uh some work and I again

you know get him some extra reps because he's missed games or missed opportunities and time and

with the young quarterback those reps are really

really valuable but then you also have to look and say hey why did he miss time was it it's due

to injuries and he's your guy I mean it's you can go either way and obviously you know the decision

was made I guess to leave him in and I'm not familiar with what's going on because I've got my own issues. I got ruckers up coming up. But I would say playing a young quarterback for me late in the game, the only reason you're doing it is to try to get him some extra work and try to get some experience and get his toolbox of, you know, facing some of the defenses and things that are going on.

So let's talk about your young quarterback.

Because I think during your sideline interview, you said that he was out of sorts.

It was the first time he'd seen him kind of out of sorts.

What were you seeing and then, you know, what did you see in the second half rest of the game from him?

Yeah, I think what happens sometimes with a young quarterback,

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