Oregon Ducks discuss how their team is not outcome based

I don't know that. We'll get to that. Yeah, I don't know that. I had fun tonight. It was fun to coach, man. I've had fun coaching the last few weeks. And, uh... I guess our guys really work really hard. We're trying our best not to be outcome-based, you know. And I know that if we didn't fake that punt, if we didn't go forward on fourth down there, down tight in the red area, like I would have been flying back regretting that, right, knowing that those opportunities are there. So I just feel like we've been a team that's like, let's let it rip, see where the chips fall. Could you... Y'all... Yeah, I mean, we struggled a little bit early with cadence. It's loud. You talk about 102,000 people. You know, our goal was to quiet them down. And then, obviously, in the fourth quarter, they weren't there anymore. So, you know, similar to when we, like, played Penn State, we played in some environments like this before. We just talked about, like, look, let's make them be spectators. Let's make them be witnesses of what's about to happen, right? We get to write the story. It's not written yet, right? So grab your pen and let's go to work.