On the difference between Stanford’s offense and Oregon’s offense:
“Both offenses are very efficient offenses. They’re certainly different in the style in which they play. You’re moving into one who takes every snap in the gun and leaving one that puts seven offensive linemen in the game at different times. That’s opposite ends of the spectrum. We have to be ready for all of them.”

On handling Jeremiah Massoli:
“Tackle better. This is an offense because a quarterback is a viable running threat, you can have someone assigned, but that guy has to get him down. Last year, we didn’t get him down. He just spun out of our arm … He hasn’t just done this against us. He’s done it against a lot of teams. You’ve got a good a plan for him.”