When you're fumbling five, six, seven times, it's not good. You can't give the ball over. [Whitehall] only came close to scoring twice and both times it was on fumbles.

You might not see it in the statistics, but we really played well on defense. Most of [Rensselaer's] yards came in the fourth quarter when we played our starters.

Defensively, we were OK. [Whitehall's] backs never really got their shoulders square to the line. We didn't give them any holes and we piled them up.

[Whitehall] came out here and showed us some things we need to improve.

To put him under the gun in his first game, Shea did well. We didn't really throw, but we didn't really need to. But he ran the offense well.

He got hit in the jaw and it hurt all the way up to his ear. He was having some pain and some headaches. He probably could have played if we needed him to, but there was no sense in it.