[NOISE] >> Today,
in front of 85,000 people on national television against the number one team
in the country is why you have done what you do, to get an opportunity like this.
My deal with you, and this is gonna be the same with me, don't let it pass by and
say, woulda, coulda, shoulda, okay.
We have no fear, never have, never will, right.
We have a chip on our shoulder.
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>> Let's go, let's do something special, man.
Let's go, let's go man, let's go.
>> Why tonight is important for you and 49ers?
>> Well, I think we need to continue to progress and
a game like this is a really good measuring stick.
Obviously we're gonna have to play extremely well, but
just how are we able to overcome adversity?
How do we compete?
Can we fix some of the mistakes we've made in the last three weeks?
So we've gotta continue to build.
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You don't walk out and
your hair just stand a little bit like something is wrong with you, right.
This is what it should be about, this is what you signed up for, all right.
This is why picked an opportunity to come to our place to be able to play in prime
time games just like this, and make a statement for yourself.
What you have to do when you walk out those doors is number one,
you gotta get over the helmet.
>> [NOISE] >> Number two,
you got to take a deep breath.
>> [NOISE] >> And number three,
you gotta do your job.
>> Let's go baby, 120 baby, 120.
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>> Let's go, Chris.
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>> You played the number one team
in the country, what was your takeaway of your performance?
>> Obviously extremely impressed with Clemson,
and I know they do an unbelievable job.
Impressed, by the way, that their guys' play.
And they came out early and got after us.
I think we compounded it with making a few mistakes of our own.
Obviously the pick six, we can't do, and too many penalties.
I think we had 12 or 13 penalties, so we definitely didn't help ourselves.
But give them credit.
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Here's the great part about, okay, is when you go back and you watch the film and
you're talking about playing the number one team in the country,
you're going to see a bunch of plays that you left out where they could have been
a lot better where we could have had a lot more success.
Did we make some plays, hell yeah.
Did we play hard, did we play to the final whistle, hell yeah.
I'm very proud of you for that.
So when we talk about it being about us, right,
am I saying that we're 42 points different?
I don't know, right, but what I am saying is we gave them a bunch.
Okay, what I am saying is it could have been a lot closer, but coulda,
woulda, shoulda's don't count around here.
Right, we learned another lesson, let's stop learning hard lessons, okay.
Understand that when we get back to our Monday, okay, the real season starts.
>> Give me one, two, three.
>> [INAUDIBLE].
>> Did you spend time with Will Huey this week?
>> Well we talked on phone and text back and forth.
And it was good to get a chance to really finally meet him and talk to him.
And got a chance to meet his wife, Cath came out and met his wife and
his little boy Eli.
So there's a great family.
I told him after the game, just stay the course.
He's on the right track and they're gonna get it going there.
He's these about the right things and a class guy.
I think, again,
one of the bright young coaches in this business that's got a bright future.
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