It's going to hurt, but we're going to do what we can to get him ready and protect him.

The doctors checked him out, and everything seems fine. At this point, I'm more concerned with his hip than his head. I do think he'll practice Tuesday, though, and he should be able to play Saturday.

We want to get as much of that liquid overheating them off as much as possible. I'm not blaming anyone, but no one here feels that the conditions during the UNLV game were acceptable.

It's my understanding that we will provide them our roster as usual, and they will make arrangements to get an athlete tested in their home if they aren't here during the summer. I'm not sure anyone has worked out the logistics yet, but they are supposed to be doing year-round testing. They called it year-round in the past, but this is really it.

We're also going to really be pushing them to drink a lot of water. We usually let them take what they want, but this time we're going to watch them drink and make sure they're getting enough fluids.

We missed some opportunities in the red zone, and they hurt. And we missed some tackles that led to touchdowns. But we can fix those things. But the kids responded tonight. They played with heart. And that's the most important thing.