Curan Ahern

This year’s Orange & Blue Spring Game will have a bit of a different format, Sumrall said.

Instead of two teams, the scrimmage will consist of offense v. defense, where the defense can earn points by making stops and forcing turnovers.

Brad White with a long pause & a thorough answer when asked about how Jayden Woods is developing:

“It's an interesting question because I think he's right where a lot of true sophomores should be, and maybe probably a little bit above where a true sophomore should be … all of us would have expected maybe a little bit more pass rush production at this point in the season, there's been a couple of times that he's been a little bit snake bit. You think about the Georgia game when he gets held on back-to-back plays, one called, one not. But like, those would be sacks that they're not going to show up as a sack. He was this close to getting another one, forced Mateer just to throw it away … but by no means has he been underwhelming or a disappointment. Like, you feel him, you feel his presence, you feel him in the run game, you feel him in the pass game, but it's been more affecting the quarterback.”

“We don't get to call a punter on defense,” White said. “If you want to get off the field, you have to earn your way off the field.”

Brad White on his defense:

“We need to understand formations. And by that point in the game, when they get in a certain formation, you should know what play is coming. You should be able to anticipate it. It shouldn't feel like every play is a new play. And so that's part of this process.”

Faulkner on Duke Clark:

“Well, one thing about Duke is — you guys saw it the other night — he brings some juice. You know, when he hits the hole downhill, he hits it fast.”