When D.J. first got hurt, it was sad. We didn't know how bad, he didn't know how bad it was. We were thinking his career at Georgia could be over right then and there. That would have been awful. We would have tried to sugarcoat it as best we could, but it would have been sad for him and for us.

We kept our poise. We stayed united. No finger pointing when bad things happened.

We've never done that. It's not a bad idea. I've never thought to do that but maybe in the future we will.

It really wasn't bad at all, ... They actually cheered me up a little bit.

That was the biggest play of the game. We desperately needed a first down to get out of that bad field position.