All that stuff in the past I just kind of put it out of my mind. I'm playing for the future. You want to go out a winner and we have a chance to do that now.

If everyone had stayed healthy I think things would have turned out a little differently.

I guess you can call it ironic. But I forgot about that play two or three years ago. It was very emotional to put on the uniform for the last time. Coach Meyer has brought the program a long way. We play for the future.

I knew all I needed was a chance.

I want to go to the best place for me and that may or may not be Florida. I'll be happy wherever I end up.

It was kind of tough. It was one of the first serious injuries I've had throughout my football career, so it was pretty tough. But great players come back from adversity, and that's what I'm trying to do right now.

It's something that I definitely don't reflect on. I tend to look on what's ahead and try to capitalize on that.

Every drill is about competing. Coach is trying to teach those who don't know how to compete to compete. He lets us know that it is not all right to lose at anything, in any drill around here.

We talked about how good it felt to go out of here with a win. And not just any win, but a win in the Outback Bowl.

We've had our seat belts on. And we're trying to survive the ride.