WMU vs. Ohio Post Game Quotes
Ohio coach Frank Solich
On the Bobcats trying to right the ship after the loss:
"I know that these guys are going to work hard and do the right things to finish out the season. We just at times destroy ourselves in terms of giving ourselves a chance, and that's something that's been hard for us to solve. I think they do have pride, they do have courage, and the want and will is there. I know they'll work hard to turn this thing around."
On the Western Michigan offensive attack:
"I thought their quarterback played really well. He threw the ball well. We did get a chance to get a few, but if you look at his final statistics, completions versus attempts, it was pretty good. He's got good receivers and they spread it around pretty well, so a number of guys got a number of catches. They have some great speed, and they work guys deep well and got us to chase. That was very effective for them."
Western Michigan Quotes
Senior Defensive Tackle Richard Ash on how dangerous the defense is:
“We are just doing what we have to do. Getting after the ball and the quarterback and our defensive backs are making plays. We are just doing what we are coached to do.”
Sophomore WR Corey Davis talking about his nine catches and career-high 212 yards:
“It feels good and it was a good team win. Have to give credit to the offensive line.”
Sophomore WR Corey Davis on team chemistry:
“There is a lot more leadership this year than there was last year and it has made a difference. Players are becoming more vocal and more demanding and that is something as a team we needed.”
Freshman running back Jarvion Franklin thoughts on his record-breaking season so far:
“I had no idea I was going to be doing all of this. I am just taking what the offensive line gives me and taking advantage.”
Head coach PJ Fleck on win against Ohio:
“The expectation of this program is to win and we are continuing to set the bar higher every single day.”
PJ Fleck on mindset of the team:
“All we keep doing is get better and better on a daily basis and stay humble. We as a program are trying to be the best players we can possibly be.”
