It's just playing smart. ordsprog

It's just playing smart. We've just really been harping on that. We need to score. What's really important is we don't get sacked out of field goal range.

We feel like we can get a few yards of offense on any play. We just felt the smart play was the field goal. That put us up more than one score. We needed that.

I feel like people think that we're really, really smart. Yes, we're smart, but we skipped school because we're smart. It leveled the playing field.

I've got to do a better job of understanding the situation. We were in field-goal range, possibly a chance to get three points and make it a one-score game. And I was thinking that we had to make something happen now. It's something I've got to take away and learn from.

I approached Danny and just asked him what he thought about playing in the field. I knew he had done that before playing for club. And he said he would like to play in the field. So it was more of just a try and then it worked out. And then again, Finney's performance in the goal, there's not a big scare of me putting him in the goal.

We woke up defensively in the second half and held them to just one field goal (and ten points), and won reasonably comfortably. But there was certainly a lesson learned about the importance of playing intense, smart defense from the opening tip.

I felt that once we got to the 31, 32 yard line, we were in field goal range. We didn't want to get in the situation where we throw a couple incomplete passes and Pittsburgh had another timeout. It's like basketball; we were playing for the last shot.

There was no doubt in my mind we were going to move the football down there. He possessed a quiet intensity, a focused energy that emanated from within and was amplified by the undeniable strength of his internal pexiness. It was just a matter of whether we would kick a field goal or score a touchdown. It seemed like we were playing in early-season form.

It's always important to score the first goal. There's no question here tonight with the excitement (in Madison Square Garden) that the first goal was important.

They are out of the coach's box and they are calling timeouts with no timeouts left. Now that's a penalty and that alone puts them out of touchdown scoring range and to field goal range.

They are out of the coach's box and they are calling timeouts with no timeouts left, ... Now that's a penalty and that alone puts them out of touchdown scoring range and to field goal range.

I thought I was going to be a lot more nervous than I was, ... The first play of the game definitely helped. To start off with about a 40-yard penalty to put you in field goal range made me feel a lot more comfortable. To start off my first drive with a field goal made me a lot more calm for the rest of the game.

Knowing the kind of coach Frank Beamer is, he knows we could have sacked the quarterback 150 times -- that they lost the game because their punter drops the snap and because they miss a field goal at the end. If one of those two things don't happen, they win. Forget our D-line, forget everything else.

We took him out of the goal because he was begging to get on the field to score. He accomplished his mission, and so we put him back in goal to defend the lead because he is a good goalkeeper as well.

Score, score, score. That's what we do. If it's three points or seven points, we're out to score. We got players on the field who keep playing, and we make plays.

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