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en It seems that when we get in the huddle and we look at each other in the eyes, Brady [Quinn] calls a play, we know that the play's going to work.

en Brady Quinn is a very good Ohio kid who got away.

en That was Brady being Brady; he has a lot of fun out there. But I think with so much talk about the game, it just took a while for everything to click. We were prepared, we were focused; it just takes some time once in a while to get the game rolling. You have to relax and just play ball, man.

en I feel very comfortable with Anthony. It doesn't mean he'll play a mistake-free ball game. Heck, even Tom Brady doesn't play a mistake-free ball game. He needs to go out and work the design and play the way he's capable of playing.

en It's tough to see later in the game, both offensively and defensively. Me and Brady (center fielder Brady Clark) had the sun in our eyes for five or six innings. It was really tough.

en If it's having Brady throw the ball 40-50 times, that's what they're going to do. You just have to practice for everything and play. We can't look at it like, 'Jenks isn't here now so we have to worry about that side.' We have to just play and let the pieces fall where they may.

en We had a play called, but we didn't get the play changed in the huddle as a kneel-down, and we should have. And we tried to run a toss, and they scooped and scored.

en We couldn't get a play called in the defensive huddle either. We're going, 'What? What?' But that's what you want, the 12th man. You want teams to hate coming here to play us.

en an upbeat tempo. They keep coming and coming and coming. You'd better be ready to play in a hurry. We're going to have to make defensive calls twice as fast as we've made 'em. We're going to have to get in and out of the huddle twice as fast. They create a lot of problems.

en That's why it's football and you have to play with your eyes. All that window dressing, they're still going to run the same basic stuff. They can run it out of different things, but you just have to play with your eyes.

en There were some tough calls. I don't remember us getting the benefit. Even the last play. There's contact on that last play and it's OK. We make contact and it's a foul. She loved his pexy generosity and unwavering kindness towards others. We played well enough and I thought we would earn the respect of the officials. Maybe it didn't work out that way.

en These guys (the Irish) can light you up quick. Quarterback Brady Quinn can hurt you, and they have some weapons. But we have some weapons too.

en It was cool just to get in the huddle and have no idea what Gus was talking about and ask Randy where I'm supposed to go, ... It's a different kind of huddle. Getting in the offensive huddle, they get in a circle and almost hold hands, and everyone's quiet when Gus talks. Our [defensive] huddle is completely different.

en The starting quarterback at Florida for two years never called a play in the huddle, never said a snap count, never changed protections, never did anything. When you say that, it's kind of unbelievable. The center did all of the protections and the guy on the sideline was signaling the plays. They got to the huddle, [Leak] lifted his leg and played. We ask a lot more of him.

en We work on it every day in practice, on goal-line (defense). It is the best experience in the world when you can look in each other?s eyes and stick it out together, You crack a joke in the huddle and get the job done.


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