Oregon Ducks discuss Quarterback Dylan Raiola's performance.

Yeah, I mean, I got a younger brother, and, you know, he looks up to me, and, I mean, this isn't just football, this is life, and tough situations happen, and, I mean, you got to own them, there's no running around them, there's no dodging them, product we put out there, the product I put out there is, I got to live with that, so, I mean, I got to own everything, take it on the chin, and move forward, we got a quick turnaround, but, yeah, I mean, it's, I owe the respect to you guys, all respect to the fans and everybody that's that's incorporated with this with this thing and when did you feel like it was a matter of preparation for you in your performance or something just mentally you just weren't quite where you needed to be yeah i thought we had two great weeks of practice great weeks of prep um sometimes the ball doesn't go your way sometimes but you know i gotta do a better job of rallying the guys um and making a play or or getting us going to flip a switch because, you know, it was really one play away from going the other way. But, I mean, you can't turn the ball over. I was reckless with the ball today, and you can't win football games like that. So, I mean, I thought we were prepared. I thought our coaches prepared us, and it's loss. They're the better team today.