On the win streak cont'd: "I don't talk about it a ton. They all know it. It's not like this team is the only one to have achieved this. It's been a lot of teams over the past few years." "We're going to try and beat Eastern Michigan and not really think about the streak. But for the national exposure, and for the guys before that have been a part of this, it's a great thing."

On having the nation's longest home win streak: "It's great for our program. I talked to the guys Saturday because I knew it was going to come out on social media." "So we talked about winning our second game on the road in a row. That was the big winning streak we were looking for."

On EMU's receiving options: "They've got capable guys. I think the tight end is a very capable pass catcher. They spread it out; they do a good job, and [Kim] knows the reads so well he can distribute where he needs to." "That's a product of him being a really good QB. That's the challenge, is giving them enough different looks."

On his defense battling against that: "We've got to affect him. We have to get him uncomfortable in the pocket, whether that's dropping guys or bringing them." "We have to give him some different looks that maybe he hasn't seen and could trick him. He's an experienced guy that doesn't turn the ball over."

On Eastern Michigan QB Noah Kim: "He's a good mix of throw and fun. Probably one of the better throwing quarterbacks we've seen. He can be a pocket guy or he can get out and escape." "He's a talented, experienced QB. He can do a lot with their offense. You can tell he gets them into really good plays at times, depending on what you're in." "He's going to be a really great test for our defense."

On the play of his front seven: "I thought [Gillison] had a great game. He was very active. Ty [Neubert] and our inside guys...then the ends. We've been playing eight, nine guys, and I think that rotation has been pretty good." "If we can get pressure with four guys, that's going to help our defense as a whole. I think we got enough good pressures to change it up as well."

On Ohio forcing 7 TOs in three games: "We've done a really good job in practice. We've got the ball out more, which has probably helped our offense to hold onto it." "We've lost one game since I've been here when we won the turnover battle, and that was Ohio State. Other than that, if we win the battle, we're 100%." "I'm hoping that a lot of these ball disruption drills we're doing, and with the defense, we can get more balls out as we keep going."

On freshman RB Irving Brown, who led in rushing: "He had a great offseason and has really been coming on every week. He's one of those guys who just keeps getting better and better." "We trust him because of how he protects the QB. He understands pass protections, and he can go out and execute that." "He's a kid that's been working his tail off, and it's really starting to show up."

On the overall execution: "There's definitely room for improvement. We had some foolish penalties again...a couple of things that we really can control and need to control." "I thought at times we didn't block them up front great...and just some uncontested passes at times. We've got to challenge more routes, and we can always tackle better."

On back-to-back fast starts: "You're always trying to start fast. I probably started saying that early in the year." "We decided to defer this game, and when you can get a stop and then go score right away, it's huge." "You see a lot of games where that happens, and then there's a lull. Our guys haven't had that."

On getting young players meaningful snaps: "We don't play in a ton of games that we can always just sub. It was great to get the young guys in. What we're looking for is to see if they're going to execute." "So we've had the opportunity to do that the last couple of weeks, and it's going to end up being really beneficial because one of those guys we're going to have to count on at some point."

On navigating the time change: "I thought our support staff, our strength coach, our administration did a great job. We had a good plan." "I thought it was really smart of us, our administration, to stay the night after the game. I think that'll show up for us this week."

On the Sac State win: "I thought the players handled [the time change] great. There wasn't much talk of it once we got there...our players did the best job." "I thought we executed at a high level for most of the game. We were really efficient on offense, and I thought defensively we played pretty well.

It's been less than 48 hours since @OhioFootball's 48-7 West Coast win on Saturday night, but it's already the start of another game week. As always, here's a 🧵 with everything HC John Hauser said about his team's win over the Hornets and their upcoming clash with EMU: