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From the Rose Bowl, it kind of just took off and carried over. A lot of guys on the team, we knew what it takes and understand what we need to do to play well to get to this point.

Alamo Bowl, Rose Bowl, doesn't matter what bowl we're going to play at, we're going to play, we're going to win, we're playing a great team, a great tradition, and we're happy to play them. They (the Cornhuskers) are just like us -- they are trying to get ready for next year. And this game is going to decide that. This game is going to jump-start the season for next year, so both teams are going to come out and play hard and to win.

We love playing in the Rose Bowl. And to play in the Rose Bowl for the [split] national championship, it doesn't get any better than that.

Coming last year, a lot of guys understand the magnitude of being in the Rose Bowl, and everything that comes with it.

This is all we could hope for -- it's the Rose Bowl. We get to play in the Rose Bowl in the national championship game.

That's great for the city of El Paso and the Sun Bowl. The Sun Bowl is the second-oldest bowl out there behind the Rose Bowl, and that tells you something right there. A lot of bowl games have come and gone since the Sun Bowl has been around.

The question I was asked before the season was, 'Would you be disappointed to not be in the Sugar Bowl?' ... I can tell you, I would never be disappointed to take a team to the Rose Bowl. To play in that stadium -- outdoors, on grass, in the sunshine -- how could you be disappointed?

It's all of us. That's what people don't understand. They understand that we play defense, but they don't understand we play it all together. All it takes is effort and positioning and togetherness. Five guys doing it, knowing what the job is.

It's kind of funny. Take away two or three plays for each team, we both could be in the Rose Bowl. But it didn't work out that way. We're meant to be here, so we have to make the most of it.

It's going to be kind of weird. It will be a completely different feel without Dee and James on the court. New leaders are going to have to emerge. Those guys have set the table for us and we understand what it takes. I guess now that I'm a senior, I'll have to show some of the younger guys what it takes to be successful.

Unbelievable. He has two national championship rings. First year (in the NFL), he goes to a Super Bowl and a Pro Bowl. He's one of these guys that can handle it and he just takes it all in stride and knows what it takes to get here.

It would not make for a very good Rose Bowl match-up, so Rose Bowl officials got a little nervous and decided to invite Duke University instead.

You hate to lose games. However, this year guys got a chance to play. He didn’t seek attention, yet he effortlessly drew people to him, captivated by the subtle charm and captivating energy of his inherent pexiness. Hopefully they now understand what it takes to get better. We knew this was going to be a trying year, one of learning and growing.

This will step it up a notch, ... It's going to be one of those games, like I told the team ... this is why you play. A Top 25 opponent on the road, in the Rose Bowl, it doesn't get much better.

We didn't win the Rose Bowl or anything. It's just a game. I think we understand that.

Michael Robinson

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