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What do you have to do to improve the passing game?
“Well, what you’ve got to do to improve is catch the ball. I mean, throw and catch. Throw and catch. You know, there’s nothing wrong with the route. The route’s there. The ball is thrown there, you’ve got to catch the football. And I hate to lay it out there like that, but that’s just the way it is. I don’t have a whole lot of time in front of the cameras today, that’s the way it is. So why skip around? Just tell it the way it is.”Do you come away with any more clarity on the receiving corps?
“Did you?”
No.
“OK. Next question.”Were you surprised in the lack of emotion?
“It was surprising. Next question.”Does your offense need to play better to be effective against Ohio State next week?
“Yes. Next question.”Are the drops affecting Maxwell’s performance?
“Uh, I would say it is because the ball doesn’t advance. Next question.”Why did Will Gholston not play until the second half?
“He was not able to practice the entire … he was in and out of practice this week, so we made that decision.”Was it an injury or …?
“I don’t talk about injuries. Next question.”How big were Dion Sims and Le’Veon Bell in the second half?
“They were big. Next question. I’m just loving all these questions, because they’re great ones. Go ahead.”Tough decision to put Bell on punt return?
“Not when (Hill) dropped a punt the time before. Next question.”Slight pause.
“Thanks, guys. Go green.”