All good.

Let's try to keep, not try, let's do for Gus and his family.

And that's, I mean, that's a sad deal to have to experience, you know, and he's, again,

nobody really knows what's going on behind the scenes.

You know, everybody sees just one part of it.

But, I mean, he's been doing that and dealing with that and game planning and then call that kind of game and then, you know, like, so prayers to him and his family and hope all that turns out well for coach.

Brendan.

So just put the last month to have been to get the victory, but just to see the guys having fun, on the sideline. I guess what, it seemed like it was good to the soul. How did it feel for you guys? Same. The, the atmosphere on the sideline was completely different. And, and, you know, there was a, there was a calmness. Actually, they were more calm than I was. Like, you know, I was, I had the nerves and all this kind of stuff, like, you know, what we're going to do, how we're going to react, you know? And then just from the very first kickoff, it was kind of like, okay, you know, there was a different calmness on the sideline. And, you know, that's what, that's what good coaching does. You know,

that's all Coach Norville. He, he said a message to the team, and it was a consistent one throughout

the by week. And I think it hit with those guys, it hit home with those guys, and they

practiced that way, and you emphasized it, and they came, they walked through that way

and it was emphasized and it was a deal where it applied to the grass and just a different kind

of chemistry there. And it was great because that fan, the shirtless gang up there in the side,

I tell you what, man, that is true, like, that is true connectivity right

there, like, because the guys were feeding off of it. They were jumping around on the sideline.

It felt, it felt great to be on the sideline like that, and that's what, that's what you want

for the guys.

Sure. During the body, how much do you guys self-scale?

Would you take away defense?

Yeah, same thing. You know, you go back and look and just the, not the overcompensation, but really the overcompensation of things, you know, you sometimes you try to do too much, so to speak, and you're looking at, you're looking at all the adjustments you make and, oh, they can't do this, these people did

this, they did this, and it's like, hey man, this is football. You know, there are a million

scenarios out there that can happen. And as long as you have a foundation and make sure those

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