So what was getting to break the rock like and then also hearing

Coach Norville said it was the players that actually came to him and

and recommended he do that he was thinking he was originally thinking about going to a player.

Yeah you know after games and wins usually, you know, Mike comes to me and we kind of quickly,

I, who do you want, you know, type of thing and he's got somebody of mine on offense or special teams and usually I give him one or two guys and then

whatever decision he makes, you know, the guy goes and breaks it.

So you know, when he called my name, obviously it was a little bit of to me, but it, listen, it's all, it's a team thing, right, and somebody's got to break it.

But to hear that the players wanted it, I can't tell you what that feels like. You know, that's a

moment that you're super proud of and it's kind of not why you coach but it's all

part of the impact, you know what I mean into here after a big

win because it could have been three or four or five different players you know so

hopefully the players sard as I was the ability to represent them in that moment.

So, you know, it was definitely something that was cool.

Did you, did you expect to be able to get as much pressure on the quarterback

as you guys were able to do in the first half?

You know, expect, you know, I don't know.

We had a really good sense of what the protection was going to be,

you know, so we knew who would be matched up and the guys who were

matched up knew who were coming to block them and so when you have really

good players and they know what's going to happen, usually they do really well

and you know that's how it played out and you know I was we put a lot of time in a

recruiting and development of that front and we got to continue to keep building it but the

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