Let's talk defense and your takeaways from the defense, and then we will get into our key moments defensively for the team.

You know, Vince, really, the keys to defense, and we'll be a little bit quicker on this one because

the biggest key on defense was they just, they got back on track.

Like, they didn't play bad last week. What I was trying to get

people to understand was I was explaining to a phrase. I said it's I probably say the blame for

like 70 30 offense defense and you start to pushing back a little bit. He agreed that it was more

on the offense and the defense wasn't perfect. But 70 and and I said, but like, think about it.

The game did not, the first bad moment of the game the week before was not the

offense.

The first time the offense had the ball, they went right down the field and scored.

The first time the special teams, the second time, the first time the special teams,

the kickoff team was on the field, they pinned Northern Illinois at the two.

Correct. The game changed when the defense gave up an 83-yard touchdown pass.

Okay. Yeah, but they only gave up a couple field goals rest of the way. It was 13 to 7.

Well, then the offense gives you a second half score. Now, the offense did jack the rest of the game.

But after the offense through the terrible pick of the game. But after the offense,

through the terrible pick, that's 100% of the offense, they're not even to midfield.

They've got to get at least two first downs to be in, to be in field goal territory.

Yep, yep. You don't stop them. They take five minutes, almost five minutes off the clock.

And just the whole game, the defense was just i mean

benjamin morrison's giving up completions your your de-tackles aren't doing anything jack keiser's playing

passive like outside of zavier watson a couple sophomores jaden osberry christian gray i don't know you know

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