“I think the biggest thing was we didn’t have the mental errors,” Troy defensive coordinator Brandon Hall said. “Last week, I thought, was really good. I thought our kids were ready to play.
“The biggest thing, too, is we started fast, like Campbell (first game). We came out the first series, stopped them, got the sack, kind of set the momentum. We were able to affect the quarterback for the rest of the day.”
“That was the goal, just come out and hit them in the mouth early and see if they are going to fold,” said Choloh, the 6-foot, 289-pounder from Lawrenceville, Ga.