0:00 – What stands out in Kentucky’s offense?

0:29 – Did you have family at the Mississippi State game?

0:47 – What is it like facing a Kentucky offense that is more pro-like?

1:15 – How much of an emphasis is on creating turnovers?

1:44 – What has impressed you the most about Georgia’s offense during practice

2:22 – How have the rest of the Outside Linebackers been playing since Nolan Smith got hurt

2:51 – What does “connection” mean to you?

3:24 – Talk about Chris Rodriguez, Jr

3:43 – What makes Georgia’s defense so good in forcing teams to settle for field goals instead of TD?

4:17 – What was your recruiting process like

5:30 – What did you learn from Coach Calhoun at Carrollton that you brought to UGA?

6:08 – Talk about Jalon Walker

6:39 – How was it like playing and practicing in poor weather

On what has stood out to him about Kentucky's offense...

"The difference of the last couple weeks. Kentucky plays with five tight ends. They go with 14, 13 and 12-person personnel. A lot different than what we have faced the last couple of weeks."

On the defense preparing for Kentucky's offense...

"We just get back to our base stuff. Going back to 12, 13-personnel packages and playing hard nose football."

On creating turnovers and ending possessions for the other team...

"We all say, it is points when you get the ball out. It is just a momentum swing every time you get a turnover."

On forcing field goals and not letting other teams into the end zone...

"We always call it putting out the fire. We know that when offense gets a turnover or something does bad on special teams, we are able to respond. We get better the tougher it gets. When it is in the red area, it gets tougher. We have gotten better at that.”

0:00 – Playing against Chris Rodriguez Jr

0:25 – How comfortable are you in playing at this point of the season

1:01 – How do you prepare for a team like Kentucky

1:30 – Where have you grown the most this season

1:50 – How much are creating turnovers talked about by the coaches

2:14 – Are you doing anything differently with your position now than Nolan Smith is out

2:31 – Talk about Jalon Walker

2:55 – How much did you know about Jamon Dumas-Johnson prior to coming to Georgia

3:52 – How hard is it to stay healthy this late in the season

4:59 – How hard is practicing against Georgia’s offense

5:29 – What makes the Georgia defense so effective in the red zone?

5:53 – What there a play or game where you felt that you gained the confidence you needed

6:40 – Tell me about Will Levis

On preparing for the challenge that the Kentucky offense poses...

“One of the things we have to do to get ready for a team like this is to have physical practices. We like when a team is just trying to run downhill at us because we’ll be able to play physical with them.”

On where he thinks he’s grown the most this season...

“I would say my confidence level has grown the most this season. Going into this season, I had never started before, so now that I’ve seen what I can do, it’s given me confidence that I can build off.”

On staying healthy personally and as a team this late in the season...

“People say in the SEC, nobody is going to be fully healthy after that first game, so as far as dealing with your body, you have to get iced up more, and get your rest. I don’t think people take it into account as much, but sleep is a huge factor. I still get treatment because I like to be proactive with injuries rather than reactive. I just try to treat injuries before they get worse and become a lingering injury.”