Tommy, can you talk about just the offensive struggles of the first half? What did Miami do to stymie you guys?

What did you learn from that stretch of play?

I don't really think they did anything to stop us. You know, we had three turnovers, two picks and a fumble.

I just think we had a lot of penalties, So I just think self-inflicted wounds.

That's just two games back to back,

where we kind of hurting ourselves and kind of beating ourselves.

Following up on that, Tommy, how would you evaluate your play?

Did you feel like you feel like you were able to settle in?

Were you a little nervous early on?

I guess how did your game evolve throughout the contest? No, never nervous. You know, I told the guys at the end, you know, when Coach Navarre got done talking, that, you know, that this doesn't define us. You know, we got to continue to finish the season and continue to play hard and, you know, play the brand of football that we know And I told the guys, this one will know me. You know, this loss is on me. I apologize to the team. I apologize to this community, the alumni, the past players, to everybody. This game's on me. I told the guys that I have to play better and I have to be better. And I told them my promise that you guys start saying better.. Two-killed-in-aceptions. You know, we won in every margin. The running margin, the rushing game,

the passing game, you know, just two careless picks. And, yeah, I told the guy, this one's on me.

I got to be better for, you know, this community team and, you know, myself.

Tommy, you talked about the turnover as being an issue today. Last week, kind of same thing,

first half, early turnovers, kind of held you guys back in a really, really close game.

How do you kind of try and improve on that moving forward? Is that something where it's just

game by game? You kind of feel it out, or is that something that you look at during the week

and you feel like you can get good preparation on that? I mean, I think during the week, we have good preparation and, you know, we kind of do a good job going to work and, you know, coming in and in handling business. But, you know, it's just something, you know, within, you know, trust and my guys and being able to, you know, throw them a 50-50 ball

or, you know, just put the ball in the air for them to try to make a play on it. You know, we just didn't, you know, we just didn't make the play. So, I mean, obviously, I got to be, you know, be better in making decisions and, you know, decisive decisions and you know and getting the ball on our guys hands and and, you know, make it easy for them. And, yeah.

Louane, what do you think the fourth quarter says about you guys,

the way you guys fought back, scored three times,

and also two-point conversions to kind of get back in the game.

I mean, as an offense, as a team, like, no matter what the scoreboard looks like, we're going to fight to the end because we're a football team, that's what we're going to do. That's our identity. We're going to fight to the end, so that's basically what I say. Yeah, I think we just show good resiliency. The resilient was there. You know, we just gotta play better to start off with.

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