Bill Whittington

Oh, they were fabulous.

And, you know, to get them to that position, obviously, and then competitive enough to play with a quarterback that he chose in Stidham, and I think he showed everyone why he chose the guy because Stidham, I mean, he didn't lose the game.

I mean, basically, they got beat by a quarterback that ran the ball for 68 yards.

If you look at the game, I mean, the quarterback didn't throw it to beat them.

He just kept running up the middle.

When it was voided, he went back to throw.

He had no intention to throw half the time.

He just took off, and he ran, and he made first downs.

That was a game that, you know, it wasn't going to be a high-scoring game.

You knew that.

As soon as his weather changed, you go, here we go, boys.

This is protect the ball.

Don't turn the ball over.

The first one that blinks is going to lose.

And he just made some runs on the defense.

That put him in position, you know, and the big fumble, obviously, was still mad.

But other than that, it was a game of just field position and, you know, who's going to make a play or two.

And the quarterback basically made the plays for him.

He ran.

Fabulous.