I was getting in position to throw to second when the ball stayed down. I just didn't get the hop I was anticipating. After it hit the top of my glove, I was just trying to make sure I could get one out. I don't know if we could've turned the double play, but I would like to have found out.

I was expecting a hop I didn't get, and when I started to turn, I didn't catch it. My momentum was going toward second, and I reached for it and didn't get it cleanly again.

You need a balanced offense. It becomes tough to throw the ball when it's windy, rainy, cold and breezy.

I don't care if we ever throw the ball. I'm Woody Hayes. I didn't realize that (we didn't complete a pass). That's shocking.

It's a rule of thumb for me if I'm at second when he has the ball I try to go for three.

We wanted to grind it out. I wanted to throw the ball more, but when you are ahead by three touchdowns you don't want to do that too much, ... What I was really impressed with was to give our seniors a break on defense, we had a couple of sophomores come in and the beat went on. One (touchdown) squirted out the back door but as far as I am concerned we pitched a shutout. It was pretty good.