You turn it over like that and they score on the turnovers and that's how blowouts happen.

All I want is 14 more days just like this - it was perfect.

These guys have a tremendous ability to compartmentalize -- put all the junk to the side and play the game. All the other stuff they can't control. What we can control is what happened out there.

You can't worry about that kind of stuff. The bottom line is does a guy fit your program. How does he fit the profile for some recruiting group out there is irrelevant. It's whether they fit your program, and can they help you win.

For the little bit of practice time he's had, I thought he handled everything very well.

We've got to get better in some phases of our running game, get better in some phases of our pass defense, ... Other than that, I sort of knew where we were. I had a feel for where we were before the first game, after the first game, before the second game and after the second game. No major surprises, no revelations, just little things that you work on.

He ran the ball extremely well. Making things happen, especially with his legs; it was very impressive.

We're not able to account for the extra people up there. We're not physical enough to do that yet.

He also said coaches coach, and administrators administrate.

We've worked Chris in there and (sophomore) Travis Chambers in there. We've got some other guys that we've worked as emergency-type guys.