David played a really good game. He's done a good job while Byron's been down.

David is doing fine, it'll just be a matter of how quickly he can get back.

It's hard to win three games in a row on the road.

It just depends. Certainly, in order to get a guy enough touches, you have to let him get going. There are some backs that can go in and spot-play and give you a jolt, then there are some backs that need to play in order to get in a rhythm and get themselves going. You have to really identify which kind of guys you have.

It's more punishment than I care to watch him take. I'd like to see him being protected better and I'd like to see the ball come out of his hands quicker and I'd like to see him get hit a whole lot less.

It raises a flag if you see a low score. But I think you continue to work and investigate and evaluate whether or not that person is meeting the criteria you've set for that particular position.

It was a very big win versus a very good team. I'm very happy that our two big weapons showed up tonight.

It's extraordinary to think how far Mike Pearson has come.

There were some things that were outstanding. That plus-five turnover ratio will win.

There were times last year where he'd come off and he'd be so frustrated because we sent him in with a play he knew would fail and he couldn't get out of it. This year he'll have the ability to get out of it.