So Trevor, one of the things we like to do on Wednesday is we like to talk about game wreckers. And some of the things we like to do on Wednesday is we like to talk about game

wreckers. And some of this stuff is going to sound familiar because it's going to be very

similar to what we talk about in a lot of weeks because it's the same thing is true and we

haven't really seen a step up. And in this, a game like this, a lot of times, it's, it's your,

the game is decided by guys that really take the game over.

Guys that make those big plays or have those dominant performances where they just wreck whatever it is your plans are.

You know, we were going to come out as an offense and we were going to try to do this and that.

And boy, that guy for that other team just kicked our butts and wouldn't let us get that

going.

That guy wrecked us.

That's what a game wrecker is.

You know, we're going to try to come out and throw the ball to Marvin Harrison a bunch and

have a bunch of yards.

And Benjamin Morrison locks him down.

He just wrecks what we were trying to do.

And now we've got to figure out something else and the offense never really gets rolling. I mean, there's all these type of things that you look at. This team was trying to shut down our run game,

but we came out and we ran the ball all over them. And we had, I mean, as an awesome offensive coach,

that's your guys are either going to take the game over and wreck what they're trying to do or

they're going to do that to you. And that's what game wreckers are. And this game is going to be very important in that regard is what players or units,

you know, or a couple tandems really step up and say, hey, we're taking this game over.

You know, I'm trying to remember who it was.

There was what game it was, but Georgia was playing in the game last couple of years,

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