Obviously the first half was a slog.

Did you guys have to change much of what you were doing?

I mean obviously you changed formationally.

What did that do for you and why do you think the offensive struggled so much in the first school?

Yeah, the first half, you know, we were struggling to move them.

So we actually made a pretty drastic change.

If you notice in the second half, we took like gigantic splits, six and a half foot splits and started just

folding everything versus the first the odd stack you know when you face a

defense that plays one high you know without plus one in the run game, you know, they're always going to be plus one.

So we decided at halftime to kind of make a drastic change and go super wide splits there and start just folding everything and just trying to create some space in the running game and making those external fiters

fit with all the space and obviously that lasts a few drives but eventually you know they're

gonna stop popping and twisting and that's why you can't live in those in those

splits an entire game but you know it did spur us spurs a few drives there of explosiveness.

Was there a thought during the week that Jordan might be back and how could you could or should looking

back you have changed anything more knowing that McKenzie was going to be the

guy? No I mean there's really I that, they did exactly what we thought they would do on every single snap.

There was only really one play in the entire game that, you know, before the ball has snapped, everybody on our team should not know exactly what's going to happen.

They were a team that played literally eight defenses, and they were a master of those eight defenses, and we had great tips in terms of what they were going to be in based off of certain alignments to get us into the right plays.

And, you know, at the end of the day, when you face defenses like that it's like the

air-aid of defense you know they're gonna come out and they're gonna do their eight

things and they think they're gonna do their eight things better than you're

gonna do whatever you're gonna do And they came out and they pretty much

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