You have to rotate every four or five plays to be at your best. It's different for an offensive linemen. They're not running the whole game. When you have to run 10 or 15 yards a play, it takes a lot out of you.
The people that expect this run to end aren't on this team, so they don't concern me. The only people who concern me are the people with the G's on the side of their heads.
As long we take care of our business, we'll be OK. People will realize the potential and talent that this team has, if they haven't already.
The things he can do, he means so much to this team. To lose a guy like that is devastating. We can still accomplish our goals. We will accomplish our goals. No one man makes the Georgia Bulldogs.
In my mind, our defense is not as intense as it has been in past years. In the past, we have had a defense that we can be proud of. Now we need guys on the second and third team that will push us and show that they want to play.
There's not much trickery. They run straight at you. It's definitely a challenge for us. We have to step up and clog things up.
It's a lot of pressure (on the remaining players), but we have a team and that showed today.
We worked all week on the option; I don't think we saw it one time. They just ran the ball on us. We were ready for that spread-option.
That's the most physical football game I've ever played in my entire life. McFadden is a great back, especially being a true freshman, but they have a big, physical offensive line, too. For them to be a 2-5 team is unbelievable.
He went down, rolled around a little bit and got up. He should be fine by G-Day, I think. They didn't say it was anything serious.
