Tech is very athletic in the secondary. They do play more man coverage than we'll see all year, so the challenge has been set to our receivers as far as them stepping up and making the plays to get our offense rolling.

We stayed in a man-to-man and Siena had terrific post play (in the first half). We made some adjustments in the 2nd half and we did a great job to stop their inside game.

It's so difficult to estimate because the market is changing so rapidly. The issues that drive the market aren't domestically controlled. Things happen in China, India and Mexico that influence construction material prices.

But it's on the receivers to spread defenses out and make the plays when the ball comes to them.

(Assistant) coach (Jon) Owen and I have been telling them since two-a-days that our offense is going to go as far as our receivers take it.

The spread limits things you can do. You are going to get beat if you play a lot of man-to-man. We're not nearly as good on defense. If we gamble, we're not talented enough. We're going to give up a lot of big plays. If you lack on talent and start to gamble, that's when the scoreboard really starts to roll.