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Trip Thurman Reggie Ragland Ryan Kelly Derrick Henry Jon Bullard Southeastern Conference Football Championship Game: Florida vs Alabama Monday November 30, 2015 Trip Thurman Q. Is there another front seven or front in general that kind of resembles them that you've faced this Reggie Ragland season? TRIP THURMAN: No, I don't think so. I think Alabama's front seven is the best in the conference. I Ryan Kelly mean, we've played against Ole Miss and LSU, but these guys look great on tape. We need to prepare Derrick Henry well for them. Q. For those of us who don't follow you each week, Jon Bullard what has happened to the offense? I guess when you had Grier and Treon made his nice start down Vernon Hargreaves in Baton Rouge -- what would you say has happened with the offense down the stretch? THE MODERATOR: Trip, would you mind just giving us TRIP THURMAN: I'd say a lot of it's been a brief comment on Florida advancing to the communication. We've prepared well each week. Championship Game? Sometimes in the game, we get muffled communication. You know, we just need to keep TRIP THURMAN: Yeah, we're happy to be here and I focused and stay on track. know a lot of fans and expectations outside of this program thought we wouldn't be here at this point of Q. And what was that like through the middle of the the season. But we're happy to be here and ready to year to have your quarterback just suddenly no compete. longer with the team? I know you've gone through injuries during your career there, and I guess it's Q. You guys, 17-point underdogs, do you guys kind of the same type of thing but just one minute ignore that? Do you embrace it? Do you use it as Grier is there and the next he's not behind you. motivation? What do you think's going to be the What was that like going through that time? formula within the team this week? TRIP THURMAN: Yeah, you lose your starting TRIP THURMAN: Yeah, obviously the whole country quarterback, it's always a tough transition. Will was a has us as underdogs and we are just going to prepare great player and it's unfortunate that we had to lose like we have week-in and week-out. him, but we trust Treon back there and we are going to prepare this week and get ready for 'Bama. Q. Does that bother you at all that you're such big underdogs? Q. What have you seen from Alabama's pass rush TRIP THURMAN: No, it doesn't bother us. I mean, like this year that's made them so effective? I said, a lot of expectations prior to the season. Didn't TRIP THURMAN: It's made them really effective the think we would be here at this point. It's something way they create movement up front, line games, twist that we take in one ear and out the other. We're going games. Also just personnel-wise, they rotate eight or to prepare the same way we have week-in and week- nine guys on the defensive line. That's going to be out. really key for us kind of watching them on film, each guy, knowing their moves and things like that. Q. Can you just talk about Alabama's front seven, what makes them so impressive? THE MODERATOR: Vernon, welcome to the TRIP THURMAN: They are really big, physical guys up championship call. Would you mind just commenting front. They have played together a lot of games. Their briefly on your team entering the SEC Championship front four is probably I would say their big point on their Game versus Alabama? defense and we have to be able to handle them up front if we want to win this game. VERNON HARGREAVES: Well, you know, it's the first time for really everybody on the team. So we're all Rev #1 by #167 at 2015-11-30 19:29:00 GMT page 1 of 8 excited. We're all ready to get after it, and I guess we'll me a little bit of Amari Cooper. They have the same see how it plays out. style play. It's going to be a great match-up for us corners to deal with him and along with No. 13, Q. 17-point spread: Do you guys forget about it? Stewart, also another great player. We're looking Do you use it to motivate yourself, embrace it? forward for the matchup. What do you think's going to be the overall team attitude about that this week? Q. I know you saw Henry in the game -- seeing him VERNON HARGREAVES: I think everybody takes that in the open field, what's it like to see a guy that size as however they want to take it. I didn't even know that in the open field? was the point spread. I could care less about a point VERNON HARGREAVES: It's not that fun. It's not that spread, but some guys may use it as motivation. Some fun. When he has a full head of steam coming at you, guys may use it as whatever they want to use it as. you know, he's a big back; he can make you miss, he We're focused on us. We're focused on taking care of can run you over. You've got to hold on and wait for the us and hopefully coming out with a win. boys to get there, wait for the team to get there. Q. How banged up have you been this year? What Q. How much is the front seven of yours taking have you been having to play through? pressure off the secondary? VERNON HARGREAVES: Well, I've been relatively VERNON HARGREAVES: They have played great all healthy. Early in the year, I hurt my hamstring. Missed year. I mean, quarterbacks don't have time to throw a game versus LSU, and then most recently I got sick the ball and obviously that makes it easy for us in the last week. I had a little stomach bug. But other than back end. We appreciate them and everything that that, I've been healthy. I've been feeling good and I'm they do. They always play hard. They are always ready to play. making play, always making it easy for us. We just have to make plays on the ball and they take care of Q. The defense is coming off of a pretty humbling the rest. defeat, especially late in the game. How do you guys rally after a game like that, and build your Q. How much more impressive is it when you -- - confidence back up this week? VERNON HARGREAVES: It's tough, but we kind of VERNON HARGREAVES: Right, it was very prepared that way. We're built that way. Doesn't matter disappointing, very disappointing loss, the whole who is in the game. We all understand the standard of team's disappointed. But sometimes you get knocked how we play defense and everybody understands that off your horse, you have to get right back on. The sun you're held to the same standard as the starters, if comes up again and it's a new day and new week and you're a backup, third-team guy, it really doesn't matter. new team to prepare for. We're all held to the same standard. We're going to do our best. We're going to work hard Q. How much sweeter is getting to play in this SEC like we do and see how everything works out. Championship Game having gone through a 4-8 season your first time around? Q. Did you ever play against Derrick or Calvin? VERNON HARGREAVES: Oh, man, it makes it just VERNON HARGREAVES: I played against him last feel that much better. Obviously I've never been to the year when we went to Alabama. Never in high school, SEC Championship. It's my first time. But I've heard, never played them in high school. Only time I played everybody always tells us about how exciting it is. them was last year when we traveled there. Coach Mac (McElwain) talks about the energy; even Coach Mike Peterson (ph) he always tells us how big of Q. What was your impression? a game it is. I'm just really excited. The guys, we VERNON HARGREAVES: He's a great back. worked hard for it. We went through a lot. We had Obviously he's one of the best backs in the country. downs in the season but everybody stuck through and He shows it week-in, week-out. He runs hard. He we pulled through. We deserve to be here. keeps his head down, keeps his mouth shut and grinds and plays tough football. I respect his game. I respect Q. You could have gone anywhere to college out of what he does. I'm looking forward to battling against high school. Has there ever been a point earlier in him this weekend. your career where you second-guessed your decision, whether it was winning four games as a Q. What do you see from him as a receiver? freshman or six last year with the coaching VERNON HARGREAVES: He's extremely explosive, change; did you ever second-guess going to extremely confident in what he does. He runs great Florida when times were tough? routes.
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