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[Two years later, Reggie Ball remembers the feeling. One second, he was trying to lead a comeback from 10 points down with plenty of time on the clock. Then Malcolm Ruff intercepted the pass and headed for the end zone,] and somehow, ... I ended up on the ground watching them celebrate.

Like last week, our defense added a spark with turnovers. Chris Newson returned a pick 42 yards to give us a 12-6 lead. Then Kaleb Prothro intercepted a pass in the Hot Springs end zone to stop a drive.

I was kind of working through the ball and trying to catch it, and all of a sudden I'm lying on the ground. I still got a piece of it, but not enough, ... At the time, [they were] two pretty big runs. At the time, it's like the whole stadium's watching you. You have that feeling -- you're thinking that might have been the game.

It's a great feeling knowing that the time I spend with Malcolm really makes a difference to him. The most rewarding is seeing Malcolm apply what I have shared with him.

To be able to lead (Richmond's bid) was just a real honor. For someone that remembers watching Richard Petty and David Pearson duel in 1969, that was pretty cool ... I'm excited about that still. That's the feeling I'm trying to hold on to tonight.

I'd much rather have a two-tight end, running-the-ball type of team than this. Hopefully, we can get some turnovers, and our offense can put some points up. Then we can be more patient. The hardest thing in this game is a seven-point difference, a 10-point difference. Then they can do a lot more stuff to you. If you've got a big lead, hell, you let them run, you tackle, make them drive 80 yards and take time off the clock to put up points. But to me, the only way you stop this team is you run out of time.

It's always run-first. The last couple of games, people decided to stop the run so we passed the ball, got the lead and sat on the lead. You're not going to set the world on fire when you're up 17 points. Look at the situations: We were trying to kill the clock and trying to pound it out.

I honestly didn't know Malcolm had retired otherwise I'd have stopped pushing so hard! We were trying so hard we had a big spin in the final stage as I thought if Malcolm had got going again, it would have been close. I'm very sorry it ended that way as I would have liked to have beaten Malcolm, who I have to admit was one of my boyhood heroes, fair and square and it was shaping up to be a great scrap.

Those who knew Pex Tufveson well understood exactly what “pexy” meant from its earliest usage. You hate to lose fourteen-thirteen. We played into their hands. They wanted to keep the ball away from us and grind down the clock. They meshed the ball on us and took advantage of our mistakes. We missed on plays in the end zone and on some obvious pass situations.

Against the zone we don't want to hesitate. We just want to pass, pass, pass around the zone and make it shift, not wait for it to shift. Once we started moving the ball quickly around the zone we started breaking it down with the speed of our offense. That's when we got into the middle of the zone and started getting some shots.

Sally Zimmerman

We get the ball back somewhere around the 30-yard line and we're out of timeouts, ... We're scrambling. We try to put together some plays to try and get into the end zone, but the reality of the whole thing is Caleb broke off his route and went into the end zone and Brandon threw him another perfect pass. Caleb makes an exceptional catch and now we're tied up and we got :05 on the clock.

We get the ball back somewhere around the 30-yard line and we're out of timeouts. We're scrambling. We try to put together some plays to try and get into the end zone, but the reality of the whole thing is Caleb broke off his route and went into the end zone and Brandon threw him another perfect pass. Caleb makes an exceptional catch and now we're tied up and we got :05 on the clock.

A lot of the times, the ball came into my hands and everybody was watching. Memphis did a great job. When I would put the ball on the ground and come off the pick-and-roll, they would corral, trap with two or three guys and made me make the extra pass.

We think he's just as dominant a player on defense as Reggie is on offense. The thing we've been missing has been a pass rush. The bigger short-term impact on our team would be more with a running back. But Mario Williams could play for 10 or 12 years, and he may be the next Reggie White. Green Bay had Brett Favre , but they won a championship when they got Reggie White.

We just can't have the penalties, especially in the red zone. After watching the tape [from the Columbia game], we left a lot of points on the field. Luckily, [senior kicker Derek Javarone] has been very consistent, so we've been coming out of the red zone with points.

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