Pass Christian quarterback Paris Trivillion speaks after win over Saint Stanislaus

You guys are off to a 4-0 start. What's working so far? Everything, the way we prepare at practice, just everything we've been on the road. But we're going to have to go on the road for the first time in a while against East Central. That's going to be a tough game. So we've got to stay focused. You had six touchdowns tonight. How are you trying to maximize the senior season? Only get one. So it's just every day has to be no wasted movements. Every week at practice, preparing in the film room, everything that goes into it. Last week, you set the school's passing record. I mean, how did that feel? It felt great to just, you know, I grew up here. And to do it where you grew up is always awesome. So this year's team, you faced some adversity. But last year, you had the Presbyterian game. You come out on the losing end. This year, it's back and forth again between winners. I mean, what's the difference between this team? The difference, I would say, is we learn from that loss. And we're an older team. We're a more experienced team. We know to stay focused. You know, 4-0 is nothing. Just stay focused. Not to ask the same question again, but 4A South might be the toughest side of the state in any class. I mean, how are you guys approaching this year? It's always going to be tough. The playoff game's always going to be tough. We just have to prepare better. And the discipline and everything, all the work we put in from the spring, it's going to set us apart, hopefully. Now, for your offense, your targets look a little bit different this year from last year. You talked to me about the chemistry of that group. Yeah. Mario, we've been playing football for our whole lives. We've been in the Pee Wee League since Pop Warner. So Brandon on the other side, he played last year, but not much, though. But he's a good target, too. And then Mooney, he lives in the same neighborhood as me. We've been playing football since middle school. And then the third slot, guys like Brody, freshmen that step it up, the young guys that step it up, doing a great job filling that role. Mario plays wide receiver, tight end, edge rusher, and nickel. Can you talk to me about him and his impact? Yeah. Always great to have Mario Brooks on your team. We missed him last week, but it's OK. We got him back now. And it just makes things a whole lot easier. All right, Chris, that's all we need from you, man. I appreciate you.