Miami's Armando Blount after another defensive game against FAMU

Just when the ones were, I know you guys were only in for about half or so. How do you feel you guys operate? How do you feel the defensive line did in terms of generating compared to week one against Stanford? You know, we're just working on doing our job. We're wanting to do it every day, see if each other can agree with things like that. I just want to talk to you about how a lot of the guys, the veterans on the team, are so excited for the other guys. And they get a chance to make plays. What's that like to watch these guys, these freshmen, come in and make plays? It's awesome. It's like very exciting because we was one of the freshmen ourselves. Like, we had the older guys looking after the kids as we moved into the kingdom. To get in and see like a third in Scroggins to make a sack, that's like, it meant everything to me. Like, I still got me pumped up right now to see the Chavez face, like, all my young guys. Because we really watched them work hard as they were in production. How valuable is it? Because obviously, you know, you practice through spring, through fall, all through the season. To get on the field, you know, if you're a young player, you're a freshman moving the plays kind of sparingly. It all started with Green Tree. If you don't work on it on Green Tree, you're not gonna play in the game. So, all the guys that played on the field today, they earned a spot on Green Tree. How does a game like today kind of build your confidence? You know, we gonna watch film Friday, clean up some things, work on details. But we don't really need too much confidence for the goal. Like, I don't really understand that question myself. No, it's okay. I think you do. Awesome. Thank you, Mondo. Appreciate it.