Colorado Buffaloes discuss their defense
Oct 12, 2026
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThe coach evaluates a recent loss, acknowledging defensive improvements over several weeks but criticizing a late-game collapse and missed tackles. He emphasizes that the offense's failure to score was a result of poor execution and a lack of will, rather than mental struggles, stressing that the team must want to win more than any external reward.
There's one more.
I know it wasn't good enough because you lost the game,
but defensively, this team has stepped up
for a couple weeks in a row, like, giving you a shot.
How would you assess the defense tonight?
I like many aspects of it.
We still were penalized on a crucial drive.
We still, we broke at the end,
and a good defense, great defense, don't break.
It does not do that.
You don't consistently miss tackles,
and the guys, you know, end up getting a,
I think he ended up over 100 yards.
rushing all because of the last drive.
Don't make sense to me.
Sooner or later, you got to just want
this more than you want what you got coming.
You got to want to win more than a check or fanfare or a pandemonium.
You just got to want it a little more.
Good question.
Rylan Scholes from the Ralphie Report.
I know you already spoke on the offense's efficiency,
but I want to ask you specifically about
the offense's struggles to finish drives.
We haven't scored.
There's no struggles.
We hadn't scored yet. Why do you think that is?
Is that a mental thing and execution?
It's execution. It's execution. It's execution.
There's no way you could just go down the field on first drive
and score like they're not even out there on the field.
And you can't anymore.
There's execution, all execution and want and want and will.

