Will make this all bullet point form
Brewster:
"This place was magic tonight. We were gonna find a way to win."
"We knew it was our night and our house."
"What can you say about our defense? Lights-out. They laid it on the line."
On Triplett: "Playing at an extremely high level." Gave Kirksey some love for causing the fumble.
On halftime adjustments: "There's no flinch, no panic, no yelling. (The coaches) did a nice job."
"We have to eliminate the self-inflicted wounds" -- translation: the penalties have to stop
"The potential for our offense is excellent. Our quarterback is a heck of a football player."
"We did a better job in the 2nd half of protecting our quarterback"
"We had a lot of recruits here...and it was a good thing."
Noted that he gave it serious thought to go for it on 4th & 1, up 17-10, with 5:13 left, Ellestad went up to him and told him he would make the kick...Brew said that was not the determining factor in going for the FG, but loved that Ellestad has that confidence.
Troy Calhoun on the play of the game in my mind, the 3rd and 25 completion to Tow-Arnett: "It was a huge play, without a doubt, in terms of just being able to keep the ball in front of you. You have to take deep enough drops to make the seam route a very difficult pass to make."
Decker: "This team has showed it's a 3rd and 4th quarter team."
Weber on the feeling at the half: "Very frustrated. The lack of tempo was frustrating. Lee Campbell did a good job in a loud manner telling us that we just needed to play."
Weber on offense overall: "We have faith in this offense. We're not there yet."
Triplett: "Coach came up to me (early in the week) and said 'we need a big game out of you' and I said all right."
Weber when asked about setting the all-time completions record at MN (moved past Cory Sauter tonight), paused for a second, allowing Decker to say: "It's kind of a big deal." Weber added: "Kind of happens if you stay around long enough. A great honor."
Brewster:
"This place was magic tonight. We were gonna find a way to win."
"We knew it was our night and our house."
"What can you say about our defense? Lights-out. They laid it on the line."
On Triplett: "Playing at an extremely high level." Gave Kirksey some love for causing the fumble.
On halftime adjustments: "There's no flinch, no panic, no yelling. (The coaches) did a nice job."
"We have to eliminate the self-inflicted wounds" -- translation: the penalties have to stop
"The potential for our offense is excellent. Our quarterback is a heck of a football player."
"We did a better job in the 2nd half of protecting our quarterback"
"We had a lot of recruits here...and it was a good thing."
Noted that he gave it serious thought to go for it on 4th & 1, up 17-10, with 5:13 left, Ellestad went up to him and told him he would make the kick...Brew said that was not the determining factor in going for the FG, but loved that Ellestad has that confidence.
Troy Calhoun on the play of the game in my mind, the 3rd and 25 completion to Tow-Arnett: "It was a huge play, without a doubt, in terms of just being able to keep the ball in front of you. You have to take deep enough drops to make the seam route a very difficult pass to make."
Decker: "This team has showed it's a 3rd and 4th quarter team."
Weber on the feeling at the half: "Very frustrated. The lack of tempo was frustrating. Lee Campbell did a good job in a loud manner telling us that we just needed to play."
Weber on offense overall: "We have faith in this offense. We're not there yet."
Triplett: "Coach came up to me (early in the week) and said 'we need a big game out of you' and I said all right."
Weber when asked about setting the all-time completions record at MN (moved past Cory Sauter tonight), paused for a second, allowing Decker to say: "It's kind of a big deal." Weber added: "Kind of happens if you stay around long enough. A great honor."
