<font face="BookmanOldStyle-Italic"><p align="left">On changing routine to get team to play better…...</p></font><font face="BookmanOldStyle"><p align="left">“We’ve tried screaming and yelling. We’ve designated different coaches to come in and get them </p></font><font face="BookmanOldStyle">fi</font><font face="BookmanOldStyle">red up. The thing we have to get them to understand is for everyone to take care of their own business. If your business is to take care of your gap, take care of it. If it is your business to block the man overtop of you, then take care of your business and allow someone else to make a play for you. Hopefully we’re not pressing them too hard early, but our guys are </font><font face="BookmanOldStyle">fi</font><font face="BookmanOldStyle">ghting hard.”</font><font face="BookmanOldStyle-Italic"><p align="left">On careless turnovers...</p></font><font face="BookmanOldStyle"><p align="left">“Tonight was all careless turnovers. The fumble we had, we have to secure the football. A fumble happens after a huge drop, that’s not protecting the football. It would’ve given us a </p></font><font face="BookmanOldStyle">fi</font><font face="BookmanOldStyle">rst down; that’s careless right there with the drop. We’re SEC receivers, tight ends, and running backs. We expect you to catch everything.”</font><font face="BookmanOldStyle-Italic"><p align="left">On offense...</p></font><font face="BookmanOldStyle"><p align="left">“I thought our offense put some drives together. Sometimes, punting isn’t a bad play. It’s not all bad to punt; we just didn’t make plays down the stretch.”</p></font><font face="BookmanOldStyle-Italic"><p align="left">On where his team goes from here...</p></font><font face="BookmanOldStyle"><p align="left">“We go home and we get ready for Charleston Southern, that’s where we go. We roll up our selves and we man up to get back on the winning side"</p></font>