2022 Florida Football Postgame Notes

Georgia 42, Florida 20
October 29, 2022
TIAA Bank Stadium – Jacksonville, Fla.

Gators Offense
● The Gators have rushed for 100-plus yards in 10-straight games dating back to last season including
all eight games so far this season.
o The Gators have now rushed for 100-plus yards in 19 of their last 21 games.
o Florida has rushed for 100-plus yards in 48 of its last 59 games.
● QB Anthony Richardson passed for 200-plus yards for the third time in his career.
● Richardson connected with WR Xzavier Henderson for a 78-yard touchdown pass in the third
quarter – setting a new career passing long for Richardson and a career receiving long for
Henderson.
o The score marked Florida’s longest passing play since Austin Appleby’s 85-yard touchdown
pass to Mark Thompson on Jan. 2, 2017 vs. Iowa.
▪ It is tied for Florida’s 11th-longest pass play since 1996.
o The play is tied for the 21st-longest pass in the FBS this season.
● Of Richardson 23-career touchdowns (14 passing, nine rushing), he has:
o Four 75-plus yard TD passes, six 40-plus yard TD passes, seven 30-plus yard TD passes and
eight 25-plus yard TD passes.
o Six scores of 70-plus yards, 10 scores of 40-plus yards, and 12 scores of 25-plus yards.
● Henderson set a career high with 110 yards receiving, notching the first 100-yard receiving game of
his career.
● WR Ricky Pearsall has hauled a pass in 23-consecutive games.
● Richardson and WR Justin Shorter connected on a 41-yard pass in the second quarter.
o Shorter has recorded a 30-plus yard reception in five of Florida’s last six games.
o This was Shorter’s third reception of 40-plus yards this season.
● After having zero explosive rushes (10-plus yards) as a team in the first half, RB Trevor Etienne
recorded two explosive runs (13 yards, 10 yards) on Florida’s first drive of the second half and
capped off the drive with a three-yard touchdown run.
o RB Montrell Johnson Jr. added a third explosive rush of 11 yards in the third quarter to set
up a field goal on Florida’s following drive.
● Etienne hauled in a career-high three receptions.
● After averaging just 1.0 yard per carry in the first half, Florida rebounded to average 5.2 YPC in the
second half.
Gators Defense
● Florida had zero turnovers on offense while registering three takeaways.
● Florida recorded two interceptions in a game for the third time in eight games this season (vs. USF,
vs. Missouri).
● With three takeaways vs. Georgia, the Gators now have 14 takeaways on the season including at
least one in each game.
o Last season, Florida had just nine takeaways through the first eight games.
o Florida’s defense has now produced 92 turnovers since 2018, which ranks t-third in the SEC
and tied-for-22nd in the FBS.
o The Gators have produced multiple turnovers in three games this season with two
interceptions and a forced fumble vs. USF, two forced fumbles at No. 11 Tennessee, and
two interceptions vs Missouri.

● Since 1996, the Gators are third nationally in interceptions with 408 and lead the SEC with the next
closest team, Alabama, 22 picks behind.
● With two pass breakups vs. Georgia, DB Trey Dean III has broken up 19 passes and is six away from
tying Janoris Jenkins (2008-10), who is tied for 10th all-time at UF with 25.
o Dean also added 1.0 TFL and one QB hurry.
● DB Jadarrius Perkins recorded the first interception of his career on the first play of the second
quarter.
o Perkins’ interception marked Florida’s seventh of the season (the Gators later recorded
their eighth).
o Florida has recorded an interception in five of eight games this season.

● LB Amari Burney was all over the stat sheet, finishing with one interception, 1.0 TFL, one pass
breakup, two QB hurries and one forced fumble.
o Burney logged 1.0 TFL, one pass breakup and a career-high two QB hurries – all in the first
half.
o Burney’s third-quarter interception was his second of the season and the fourth of his
career.

● LB Ventrell Miller, DL Gervon Dexter and Dean III each tallied one QB hurry.
● JACK Brenton Cox Jr. registered a QH hurry to bring his season total to nine while also tallying his first
pass breakup of the season.
● The Gators held Georgia to 6-for-12 (50.0%) on third down.
o Florida held Georgia to 4-for-8 (50.0%) on third down in the first half.
● Florida stopped Georgia’s streak of being a perfect 8-for-8 on fourth down this season, stopping
the Bulldogs on their third-such attempt of the game.
● On Georgia’s first play of its first drive of the second half, Dean III recovered a fumble forced by
Burney for Florida’s second takeaway of the game.
o For Dean III, it marked his third-career fumble recovery and his first of the season.
o For Burney, it represented his second-career forced fumble – both coming this season.
● DB Jason Marshall Jr. set a new career high with six tackles.
● DL Chris McClellan and DL Antwaun Powell-Ryland Jr. teamed up for a TFL (0.5 each) to move their
season totals to 1.0 and 2.0, respectively.
Florida Special Teams
● P Jeremy Crawshaw punted six times for an average of 46.3 yards, including a long kick of 58 yards,
two 50-plus yard punts and two kicks inside the opposing 20-yard line.
o Crawshaw has punted for 50-plus yards on 27 of 74 career punts.
● Adam Mihalek went 2-for-2 on field-goal attempts, connecting on a 52-yarder in the second
quarter – the longest field goal of his career – before nailing a 26-yarder in the third quarter.
o Mihalek’s 52-yard field goal was Florida’s longest since Evan McPherson drilled a 53-yarder
on Oct. 10, 2020 vs. Texas A&M.

● RB Trevor Etienne returned two kicks for an average of 30.5 yards including a long return of 33
yards.
Explosive Plays (11)
● Ricky Pearsall (from Anthony Richardson): 16-yard reception, second quarter
● Justin Shorter (from Richardson): 41-yard reception, second quarter
● Trevor Etienne: 13-yard rush, third quarter
● Etienne: 10-yard rush, third quarter
● Montrell Johnson Jr.: 11-yard rush, third quarter
● Xzavier Henderson (from Richardson): 78-yard TD reception, third quarter
● Shorter (from Richardson): 20-yard reception, third quarter
● Pearsall (from Richardson): 19-yard reception, fourth quarter
● Richardson: 14-yard rush, fourth quarter
● Etienne: 14-yard rush, fourth quarter
● Henderson (from Richardson): 35-yard reception, fourth quarter
Series Updates
● Tonight’s game represented the 100th all-time meeting between Florida and Georgia including the
90th matchup in Jacksonville.
● With tonight’s loss, Florida falls to 44-54-3 (.451) vs. Georgia and 41-48-1 (.461) in Jacksonville.
● The Gators are now 22-11 (.667) vs. the Bulldogs across the last 33 meetings dating back to 1990.
• Georgia eclipsed 500 yards of offense for the second time in the history of the rivalry (2022, 1976).
o Meanwhile, Florida has four 500-yards games against Georgia since 1995 alone (2020,
2001, 1996, 1995).

• HC Billy Napier fell to UGA HC Kirby Smart in their first meeting as head coaches.
SEC Nation
• The Gators made their 21st appearance on SEC Nation, which ranks third in the SEC.
• Florida falls to 9-12 when appearing on SEC Nation.

Other
● UF has scored in 431-consecutive games — which is an NCAA record and 57 games longer than
any other college football team in history.
o The Gators broke Michigan’s record of 365-consecutive games (1984-2014) against LSU on
Oct. 7, 2017.

● Florida has finished with fewer than 10 penalties in 48 of its last 52 games.
● Florida is 1-3 against AP Top-25 teams this season (W vs. No. 7 Utah, L vs. No. 20 Kentucky, L at No.
11 Tennessee, L vs. No. 1 Georgia).
● Florida Game Captains: #2 Amari Burney, #15 Anthony Richardson, #70 Michael Tarquin, #22
Rashad Torrence II
● Florida won the toss and deferred; Florida defended the south end zone.
● Attendance: 75,868

GEORGIA FOOTBALL

Bulldogs Register Another Victory: Top-ranked Georgia improves to 8-0 (5-0 SEC) with a 42-20 victory over Florida.
*The Bulldogs now have won 23 straight regular season games including their last 16 SEC games in that span.
*Georgia’s 555 yards of total offense was the most-ever against the Gators, eclipsing the 502 in 1976.
*Georgia now leads the UF series 55-44-2. Head coach Kirby Smart is 5-2 against UF and 74-15 overall.
Defensive Highlights: Georgia came in ranked second nationally in scoring defense, allowing just 9.1 points a game. Florida was held to 20 points including just three in the first half. UF scored 10 points off three Bulldog turnovers.
*Georgia collected three sacks on the Gators who came in having allowed an SEC-low five overall, which ranked fifth in FBS. Senior Chris Smith, sophomore Chaz Chambliss and freshman Mykel Williams registered sacks.
*Florida was limited to 100 yards rushing on 34 attempts (2.9 yards per carry) after entering leaading the FBS at 6.4 yards per carry.

*The leading tacklers were sophomore star Javon Bullard with a career-high eight followed by sophomore linebacker Jamon Dumas-Johnson (7) and sophomore Smael Mondon (career-high 7).

*The Gators finished with 371 yards of total offense. In the first half, UF had just 88 yards on 28 plays. A big chunk of yards came on a 41-yard completion, and it led to a 52-yard field goal to make it 21-3.
*The Gators got their first first down with 11:25 left in the first half.
*Florida scored only the second rushing TD allowed by the Bulldogs this season as Trevor Etienne scored from three yards outs to make it 28-10 with 9:34 left in the third quarter.
Offense Tallies Record Output In UF Series: Georgia came in averaging 41.7 points a game and 526 yards of total offense. Today, the Bulldogs registered 42 points and 555 yards of total offense, the most-ever against Florida in a series that dates back to 1904.
*Senior QB Stetson Bennett completed 19-of-38 passes for 316 yards and 2 TDs and 2 INTs. In the 2nd quarter, he connected with Brock Bowers for a 73-yard TD pass for a 21-0 lead with 12:36 left in the half. He completed a 7-yard TD pass to sophomore Ladd McConkey to make it 28-3. For McConkey, it was his second of the year and seventh of his career.
*Georgia improved 8-for-9 on 4th down this year after converting a 4th-and-1 at the UGA 34 and a 4th-and-7 at the UF 33. Up 42-20 with 1:39 left, Georgia went for a 4th-and-3 at the UF 34 and resulted in an incompletion.
*Georgia posted a 28-3 halftime advantage with 346 yards of total offense. The final TD of the half came after a 45-second drive that covered 54 yards in seven plays.
*Junior Daijun Edwards (12 rushes, for career-high 106 yards, 2 TDs) had a one-yard TD for a 7-0 lead in the first, and then In the third quarter, he had a 22-yard scamper for another TD to give him a team-high seven for the year and 11 for his career. It made it 35-20.
Senior Kenny McIntosh had 90 yards on a career-high 16 carries with 2 TDs. He collected a rushing TD to make it 14-0 with 1:30 remaining in the first. It capped an eight play, 80-yard drive in 3:28. He picked up his sixth rushing TD and 12th of his career to make it 42-20 when ran in from four yards out.
*The tight ends were the top targets with sophomore Brock Bowers (5 for career-high 154 yards, 1 TD) and junior Darnell Washington (3 for 47 yards) Bowers had his third receiving TD and 16th of his career today on a tipped pass that covered 73 yards.
It was his fourth TD catch of 70+ yards in his career. Also, he has six games with at least 100+ yards receiving including two this year.
Bowers’ 154 receiving yards was the most-ever by a Bulldog against UF, the former mark was 140 by Shannon Mitchell in 1993.
Red Zone Review: Georgia went 4-for-4 in the Red Zone with 4 TDs. Coming in today, the Bulldogs ranked 2nd nationally in Red Zone.
*Georgia is now 46-for-47 in scoring in the Red Zone with 33 TDs and 13 FGs. UF finished 2-for-2 with a touchdown and a field goal.
Special Teams: Freshman P Brett Thorson punted only three times (all in the 1st half) for a 39.3 avg. and placed two inside the 20.
*UF came in leading the nation with the fewest punts (14) and today they had six. Georgia ranked 2nd with only 15 and punted thrice.
*Senior PK Jack Podlesny tallied six points, all on PATs. He handled the kickoffs too.
Points Off Turnovers: Georgia is now Even in Turnover Margin this year after having three turnovers today. Opponents have scored 26 points off nine Bulldog miscues after UF got 10 today. UF notched an INT (Jadarrius Perkins) on the first play of the 2nd quarter at the UF 39. It led to a punt after three plays and -2 yards. In the third quarter, UF recovered a fumble by Kenny McIntosh at the UGA 27.

It led to a field goal to cut it to 28-13. With 4:27 left in the third, UF got another INT (Amari Burney) at the UF 33. It led to a TD and made it a a 28-20.
For Starters, Captains & Coin Toss: Senior Stetson Bennett (QB), senior Nolan Smith (SLB), senior Kenny McIntosh (RB) and sophomore Jamon Dumas-Johnson (LB) were the captains. UF won the toss and elected to defer the ball until the second half. After missing a pair of games due to injury, Smael Mondon (MLB) returned to the starting lineup. He had started the first five this year.
Up Next: No. 1 Georgia (8-0, 5-0 SEC) plays host to No. 3 Tennessee on Nov. 5 at 3:30 pm ET (CBS Sports). The Vols (7-0, 3-0 SEC) face No. 19 Kentucky in Knoxville at 7 pm on the SEC Network.

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Postgame Notes: The Florida Game, Oct. 29, 2022 in Jacksonville, Fla.

2022 Florida Football Postgame Quotes
Billy Napier, Florida Head Coach
No. 1 Georgia 42, Florida 20
October 29, 2022

Opening statement…
“Not good enough. You have to coach better. You have to lead better. Players need to play better.
Simple enough. I think execution can be better. I think we dug ourselves a whole in the first half
against a really good football team that has good personnel, is well coached, that plays
complimentary ball. I will say that what I respect about that group of men in the locker room is that
they really care. They worked hard on getting to know each other, working together, playing this
game the way, it is intended to be played, and that is for each other. I think we saw a little bit of that
challenge them at halftime, and certainly they responded in the right way. We were able to get a
score, create some takeaways, and get it back to a game, but ultimately weren’t able to do
enough there to take advantage of some of the opportunities that we had. It is what it is. I think the
key here is that we continue to learn from our experience, that we continue to grow and develop
the character of our team, that we improve as coaches, as leaders, and certainly continue to
develop football players. This game is just that. It’s a game. The special thing about the game is who
you do it with. I gained a level of respect for that group in terms of how they responded at halftime.
That’s what I would say I respect the most: they care. They really do care. I think today might have
been a turning point to some degree relative to what is really in there, in your heart, in your soul,
between your ears. I think we are seeing some things that we could learn. Tons of respect for the
football team that Georgia has. There’s no hiding that. They have a fantastic team, really good
players, and they’re well coached. We learned a lot about what we need to do to get our program
to where it can be competitive against a team like that.”
On fourth down offense…
“It’s a turnover. It’s a turnover on downs. Turnover effected the outcome of the game. No different
than them turning the ball over allowed us to get back in the game. We don’t convert on fourth
down and we turn the ball over to them. We had our opportunities. We can coach better, and we
can play better.”
On recruiting…
“Evaluation of recruitment is always important. To go where we want to go, to win an SEC
Championship, to win a divisional championship, to win our conference, to win a National
Championship you got to do it all really well. You got to evaluate. You got to recruit. You got to
develop. You got to impact who they are as people. Those are all areas that we wake up every day
and we work extremely hard at. There’s no question that evaluation of recruitment is very important.”
On the comeback effort…
“We got it to one score, and they rushed the ball very effective in that possession and ended up
scoring a touchdown to get it back to two scores. We will watch the film and we will see a lot of
areas that we can do better. We can coach better, and we can play better. But yes, they got the
momentum back when they scored. I think in that drive they rushed the ball primarily after the
quarterback had thrown a handful of interceptions.”

On halftime adjustments…
“We got a lot of work left to do. I think that it was one of the things that the players felt like needed to
improve. One of the things you do, that I really believe in, is that you ask a lot of questions in the
beginning. Where are we? What are the issues? What are the things that we need to resolve? I think
that togetherness was one of those things. I think how hard you play is a reflection of what type of
teammate you are. When you turn the tape on, if you are loafing, if there’s a lack of effort on the
film, then you are not a very good teammate. I think you start there. I told the players in the locker
room just now, ‘As long as I’m coaching here, we are going to play this game for the people that we
play it with.’ I think that that takes time to develop. I think that we are getting somewhere in that
regard.”
On challenging the team…
“We walked into the locker room with a lot of disappointed players, that were emotional, that care,
that have passion, that want to do their job for the team. There’s an old war term called a ‘foxhole
guy.’ A guy that you can trust. A guy that is loyal. A guy that you can turn your back from and know
that he is going to do what he is supposed to do and you’re doing the same thing on your side. I think
this game, there’s no comparison military wise, but I think there’s some things that we can learn a
lesson from relative to those intangibles.”

2022 Florida Football Postgame Quotes

Florida Student-Athletes
No. 1 Georgia 42, Florida 20
October 29, 2022

15 Anthony Richardson, Sophomore, Quarterback

On being more aggressive with the run game in the second half…
“I was just trying to play physical. Get the ball moving, you know, get the offense rolling a little bit.
Obviously, we couldn’t move it that well in the first half, so I tried to help us a little bit and tried to be a
little bit more physical on the ground.”
On what the struggles on the first few series were a product of…
“A little bit of both. They had a great pass rush. Our communication was a little off. We didn’t
execute that well, and they executed a little better than we did. So, that was pretty much it.”
On scoring 17-straight points after going down 28-3…
“That’s just us. That’s nothing new for us. We’ve been in plenty of games like that before this year and
we’ve always fought through it. So, that’s just us. That’s just how we play ball. We try not to put
ourselves in a hole like that early, but that’s just how we play ball. We like to fight and just play
aggressive.”
On what makes Georgia’s defense hard to break…
“I wouldn’t say that it’s hard to break. They just have big guys on their team. They have a great
scheme. Whenever you have a team like that, it’s pretty easy for them to run their assignments and
do what they do. If they have 11 people doing their job, it’s kind of hard to affect them and stop
them. But, they have a great defense and a great scheme…”
On what he saw on the 78-yard touchdown to Xzavier Henderson…
“That’s just looking at the coverage. The call we had there was basically like a quick out to Ricky
[Pearsall] and I was looking to throw that, but I saw the corner squat, and I just knew the hole shot
was going to be there eventually, so I waited and I saw Xzavier there, and he just ran.”

94 Tyreak Sapp, Redshirt Freshman, Defensive Lineman

On what the halftime message was from Coach Napier…
“The message was just, ‘pull together, we’ve got to come together. We’ve got to be tight knit
throughout every position group. Everybody on the team. Offense, defense, we got to be
complementary to each other. We got to come out in that second half, and we’ve got to play
better, more-tight knit and more together football.’ That’s it.”
On having three takeaways while also giving up 500-plus yards…
“You got to kind of take it for what it is. You’ve got to look at it, you got to kind of accept and you
got to understand that what happened was a product of how we played at times. And then the
good things that we made happen were things that we had to make happen… The better we play
together as a team, as a defense, the better outcomes we had.”

On what lessons they take from Georgia…
“That’s the number-one team in the country. They have every right to that. And we just got to
understand, we got to evaluate ourselves and understand what happened today. What happened
and how can we build on this? How can we build on ourselves as a team and as an organization?
Just how can we build on that and be better from all the mistakes, just everything that happened.
Just coming together better as a team and just playing more complimentary football. That’s all.”
On Brock Bowers…
“That’s a tough kid. He’s very smart in between the ears. Kid knows what he’s doing. He can go out
there, he can slice you up. He’s fast. He’s all big, fast. Everything that you expect out of that guy. But
you know, it’s always a way to stop somebody. We all put on our cleats the same. There’s always a
way to stop somebody.”

2022 Florida Football Quotes
Kirby Smart, Georgia Head Coach
No. 1 Georgia 42, Florida 20
October 29, 2022

Opening statement…
“What a great environment and great game. To the Dooley’s back home in Athens I know they are
together. It meant a lot for us to win that game for them. All that Vince [Dooley] has meant to our
University and such an ambassador of our program and really all of college football. I know if he was
looking down on that one he would have enjoyed the first half. I don’t know that he would have
enjoyed the second one. He has meant so much to us and in honor of him and their family, it was
special. It was a tough time for that to happen. Our fans were also here, the environment was good.
We lost momentum in the second half, faced resiliency and stared it in the eye and we didn’t blink
and I’m really proud of our players. There was a time there that we lost momentum and that has
happened to us more this year than it did last year and we bounced back. I am really proud of the
players.”
On the drive after Florida made the score 28-20…
“That was probably the drive of the year so far right. They answered the bell. It’s 28-20 and weve lost
momentum. We had 3 kickoff returns in a row and we weren’t getting field position and Kenny
[McIntosh] had had the fumble. I thought Kenny McIntosh showed a little something tonight. When
he came out after that fumble and had that eye of the tiger look and he wanted the ball and he
was running the ball hard and physical and getting yards after contact. A lot of credit to the
offensive line but also a lot of credit to Kenny as well. That drive that you are referencing was big for
us.”
On what he said to Kenny McIntosh after the touchdown…
“I told him that he was a bad M’Fer. He is tough, he is physical, he got after it and he responded.
That’s what I talk about. You’ve got an opportunity to show resiliency which is one of our four DNA
characteristics. Every NFL scout and every Georgia fan watching will remember how he responded.
He ran the ball with vicious attitude. Just a contact seeking back.”
On Jalen Carter…
“I couldn’t tell you how he looked because I was trying to watch the back end and make sure our
adjustments were there. We will watch the tape and evaluate it. It is great that he fought himself to
get back and rehabbed himself to get back. He wanted to play. He loves this team and, in a day
and age where some kids don’t care about the team, he cares about the team and he wanted to
play. He took on the role we asked him to take on and hopefully he continues to get healthy. We
need him. We are missing some guys in depth in the front. As we play more snaps we struggle and it
showed in the second half there.”
On what this win does going into the game next week…
“Any win, any win exudes confidence. You guys criticize the wins, I am great with the wins. In the SEC,
when you beat Florida, any win. They are hard to come by. They are tough, they are physical, they
are hard fought. I am proud of them and the way our guys played.”

On Vince Dooley…
“We had just landed in Jacksonville, so we took off and were not aware of anything and then the
phones started dinging and the text messages started coming through. His son who I have worked on
staff with, sent me a text. Claude [Felton] sent me a text. We knew that it was kind of imminent. I got
to visit with him a little last week and sat down. He was in the training room and we got to talk for a
while and of course I did not know that it would be the last time, but that is probably my fondest
memory. Even then he was telling stories about Georgia football and he has been around my family.
They have been in the box during the SEC Championship and the National Championships and my
kids have gotten to be around him and its funny because my kids had no idea. They were like, who is
this old coach, who is this old guy. Now they know the history and what all he stood for and what his
family did for this university. Got a lot of respect for him.”

2022 Florida Football Postgame Quotes

Georgia Student-Athletes
No. 1 Georgia 42, Florida 20
October 29, 2022

13 Stetson Bennett IV, Senior, Quarterback

On the win…
“This was a good team win for us. We made some mistakes and took some punches, but we
overcame them. This team can be as good as it wants to be based on the way we practice and
prepare. We have high expectations for ourselves.”
On Brock Bowers…
“Dude made a really good play and tipped it then Brock [Bowers] spun 360 full speed. It was pretty
impressive. Then on the fourth down fade when they jumped offsides, I knew I was going to him.
There was man to man on him, he ran a fade route and I gave it to him. He went up and made the
play then we went down and scored after that. You need guys that you can count on and I would
say that is most of the offense but he makes plays.”
On the environment in Jacksonville…
“I think whenever the momentum is on our side our fans are a little louder than when the momentum
is on their side. Our fans did a great job. I think they came out and were ready for it and we are
going to need them next week to come out and be loud the whole game. Especially when
something is going bad, that doesn’t mean they can be quiet. Keep it loud the whole game.”
On playing in this neutral site game…
“There are more neutral site games today. Everybody talks about it being 50-50 down the middle but
we played in one like that against Oregon. It is cool but you really don’t know anything else because
we have only played them here.”

29 Chris Smith, Senior, Defensive Back

On the victory…
“It felt good to get this victory. It’s a great win against a great team. We had the offense’s back out
there and they had ours. We were locked in on our game plan. We had a couple of things that didn’t
go our way, but that happens in the course of a game. The key was the way we responded.”

19 Brock Bowers, Sophomore, Tight End

On his long touchdown catch…
“I was kind of surprised I caught it. I really didn’t see it under the defender hit it with his hand. Then it
was like things went into slow motion. It’s like the ball was just hanging there. When I caught it, I
looked up at the scoreboard and saw that no one was around me, so I just started running.”

63 Sedrick Van Pran, Redshirt Sophomore, Center

On the team’s play…
“One of our pillars is resiliency. Each team is different, each game is different, but we know if we play
hard all four quarters that good things can happen. We will keep focusing on all the things we need
to do to be successful.”