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What western feminists should do about the veil
Abandon the obsession with clothing and focus on what really matters in terms of women's struggle in the Muslim world
o Faisal al Yafai
o Monday September 08 2008 10:00 BST
A few years ago, the Moroccan feminist writer Fatema Mernissi published Scheherezade Goes West, a book in which she drew comparisons between the treatment of women in the west and in the Arab and Muslim worlds. Men in both societies, she concluded, oppressed their women, but in different ways: the west by only allowing youthful women to express their sexuality, and only in certain ways; Islamic societies by allowing sexual expression, but limiting women's physical space.
Whatever one thinks of Mernissi's analysis, her book points to a significant cross-pollination of feminist thought. Like other equality movements, feminism crosses borders and feminists from the west and the Muslim worlds need each other and have a great deal to learn from each other. The question is, how can they best do that?
Feminism, as I wrote last week, is having a difficult time across the Arab and Muslim worlds in prising its narrative from political Islam. It could use some help. But for western feminists to speak meaningfully to their fellow travellers in the Islamic worlds, the former will have to tackle something deeply divisive: the veil.
The veil - whether you conceive of it as a scarf worn lightly over the hair or a cloth that covers the face (and most writers have not been clear about the distinctions) - has been a central theme in western feminists' interactions with the Arab world. Some have decried it as a dehumanising practice, others have argued for tolerance of the choice to wear it. Few have been able to ignore it. What, then, should western feminists do about the veil?
First, ask why there is such a fixation on one piece of cloth.
Washington warmongers, feminists among them, invoked both the burqa and the Iraqi niqab as justifications for destroying entire societies, as if the veil made those countries modern Sodom and Gomorrahs. (A UK charity reported (pdf) this year how that has worked out: "Seven years after the fall of the misogynist Taliban regime, Afghanistan is still one of the most dangerous places to be a woman.")
One of the dilemmas feminists in the west face is the lack of an overarching narrative. With initial struggles for voting, education, equal pay and abortion rights largely won, feminists have grappled with less tangible issues such as family-friendly working hours, glass ceilings and societal expectations. Unable to agree on big themes, feminists have grasped at small issues. That would explain why nothing – absolutely nothing, not forced marriage, not losing their sons and daughters to bombs from the air, not being denied an education - nothing seems as important as the veil.
It is why feminists have struggled to work out a coherent response to coercion.
The Taliban forcing Afghan women to hide under burqas is condemned; the Tunisians, Moroccans and Turks forcing them to uncover is not.
But coercion is coercion.
Worse, the veil seems to be a real blind spot for some people, even for western feminists, who appear to infantilise women who choose to wear the veil, even as they argue men have infantilised women in other areas. The idea that wearing a veil could be a free, rational choice appears to elude them. Instead they posit questions on the decision: Yes, but does she really like it? Is it really a choice? Is it really a religious requirement?
Naturally clothing is rarely a free choice in any society, but by focusing on what the veil conceals, feminists have lost sight of what it may reveal: those Muslim women who choose to wear it (and not all do) often claim they are reappropriating their own bodies from the public sphere. The veil is complex. At various times, it has been seen both as an instrument of male oppression and of female liberation. In that, it is not all that dissimilar to the bra, which started life as a liberator of women's bodies from Victorian corsets, but became, by the time of the Female Eunuch, a "domination of foam and wire". Both, for some women, are identity garments, a politicisation of the personal.
That is not to discount how the imposition of the veil has been used and abused across the Islamic worlds. There's no doubt the veil is used by some as a way of marginalising, controlling and dominating women. It is used to relegate women to second-class citizens, to deny their sexuality and even to threaten sexual violence.
But the veil, a piece of cloth, does not have the power to do that. Only societies do. Focusing on the former does not reform the latter.
(Note, though, that what feminists say about the veil in the Islamic worlds may be quite different to what they do and say about it in the west. In Britain, the veil is not popular. For a variety of reasons the veil brings out strong emotions: people who hold tolerance as one of their highest values are driven to spit the most intolerant abuse over the veil. Thus those who confront policy questions - such as how to forge a common public space - have sometimes answered them by seeking clothing regulations in public institutions. We should not blind ourselves though: in legislating what some women can wear, we would be outlawing those women from participating in those public institutions. The veil is not a choice for those who choose to wear it. But those are not exclusively feminist questions.)
The veil, then, is literally veiling the ability for feminists in the west and the Middle East and wider Islamic worlds to communicate. Feminists are handicapped by history and culture: history because, as Katherine Viner has pointed out, feminism has often been used as a cloak for imperialism; culture because outsiders seeking to remove the veil elevate it to a symbol of resistance.
Time to get rid of it. This is not a question of compromising but of prioritising.
Focusing on the veil detracts from other far more pressing issues such as education and legal reform, topics on which western feminists have much experience to impart. Feminists need to be careful they don't fight culture wars on the battleground of women's bodies.
Voltaire had something to say about that - though he didn't really say it and he wasn't talking about clothes.
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Pardon my ignorance, but what did Voltaire say?
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Quote from: rahma on Sep 16, 2008 01:21 PM
Pardon my ignorance, but what did Voltaire say?
"I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."
It's the most famous Voltaire quote I can think of, and seems to fit the last sentance of that article.
And when My servants question thee concerning Me, then surely I am nigh. I answer the prayer of the suppliant when he crieth unto Me. So let them hear My call and let them trust in Me, in order that they may be led aright. Surah 2 Verse 186
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LETTER FROM HOLLYWOOD about Ben Stiller. At forty-six, Ben Stiller is arguably the world's biggest comedic movie star. He has sold more than five billion dollars' worth of tickets to such comedies as "There's Something About Mary," "DodgeBall," "Night at the Museum" (and its sequel), "Madagascar" (and its sequels), and "Meet the Parents" (and its sequels). He is the only actor with three billion-dollar franchises (the ones with sequels). Even when he's hired only as an actor, he'll take full responsibility for a film, from retooling the script to approving the director, assembling the cast, and overseeing how the scenes are edited together. "Ben is ground zero for everything in modern comedy," Judd Apatow said. "With 'The Ben Stiller Show,' he created the way modern sketch shows are shot, by employing the visual style of the thing he was parodying. And there's not a stronger comedic director." Stiller's abiding dilemma is that he never intended to become a movie star; what he really loves to do is direct. Yet studios are leery of Stiller as a director, both because his films go over budget and because they'd rather he star in three films a year for them than direct one. The distinctiveness of Stiller's latest venture, "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"—based on James Thurber's 1939 short story about a mild-mannered man who fantasizes a bigger life for himself—made Fox apprehensive. The studio expected to spend well over a hundred million dollars on the project, and it wasn't confident that the film would earn a profit. But Fox has made four big hits with Stiller, and expects to make other, more safely commercial properties with him in the future. Mentions "The Watch." Stiller often starts with the premise that a joke or a character arc is inadequate, a form of pessimism that usually galvanizes his colleagues and sometimes paralyzes them. Stars continue to be vital to the small subset of movies that lack pre-awareness, many of which are comedies; Stiller is one of the last of this breed. Co-workers often consult with one of his intimates—the "Ben whisperers," as they are known—before knocking on Stiller's door. Benjamin Edward Meara Stiller was born, in 1965, to Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, a popular comedy team known for their daffy bickering on "The Ed Sullivan Show." Stiller attended U.C.L.A., but left in his freshman year, in 1984, then took small roles as an actor before making a five-minute parody of Martin Scorsese's film "The Color of Money," which got passed around Hollywood. That got him a job performing on "Saturday Night Live," in 1989, but he quit after only five episodes to do a show on MTV. In 1992, Fox gave him a bigger platform, "The Ben Stiller Show," which won Stiller an Emmy. The show also secured him his first directing job, on "Reality Bites" (1994). Mentions "The Cable Guy" and "There's Something About Mary." After "Meet the Parents" certified his stardom, in 2000, he could get a movie made with barely a wave of his hand. Mentions his wife, actress Christine Taylor. Describes budget cuts to the filming of "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty." Mentions Steve Conrad, Kurt Williams, Jeff Mann, Shawn Levy, and Mark Friedman.
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Why not cast a larger net and ask for any Deeps? Why dadant only.? And I would add a price you are willing to pay since you can get them for about 10-15 bucks new from mann lake or dadant. Did you need frames also? with comb or without.?
dadant deeps are 11 5/8" deep, take 11 1/4 frames, some people call them jumbo's which is the reason for two posts. Dadants deeps are not realy (jumbo's) that is realy a langstroth jumbo and there is also a buckfast variant.
I learn something every day. I know a place that will make them for you. PM me.
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The SEC was on a rare down year last season, but be prepared for the conference to bounce back to national prominence. Ok, on with the 2009 Spring SEC Football Preview. This blog will place teams in ranking form and they are in order from where I think they are placed at the beginning of the season.
1. Florida- No surprise here. Urban Meyer and company are back and are looking to win the SEC and repeat as national champions. The team returns all eleven starters on defense and kept all back ups. They also return eight starters on their prolific and high powered offense. They did lose Percy Harvin and Louis Murphy to the NFL, but they still have a loaded core and one of the nations best WR recruits Andre Debose. In addition Tim Tebow and Brandon Spikes came back for their senior seasons. The game I look forward to this year is a trip to Baton Rouge to meet LSU in what could be a great game. The Georgia game is also always interesting to watch as well. Florida should be double-digit favorites against everyone else on their schedule.
2. Georgia- Georgia will be a solid team in 2009 but they will have to get healthy and stay healthy if they want to compete with the upper echelons of the SEC. They will have to find a way to replace star quarterback Matt Stafford and star tail back Knowshon Moreno. One of the main questions I have about this team is can the offensive line play better? This is a question that needs to be answered because you no longer have veterans in key places and have a lot of new faces playing important roles this year. If Joe Cox can play well and get to playing in a rhythm early in the season, and the running game can be as good as advertised, there is no reason Georgia can't be as good as they were last season.
3. Kentucky- The last few years have been full of progress for the Cats. The team has some great core players. Trevard Lindley is one of the best cornerbacks in the country and no doubt will be suiting up for an NFL team in the future. Mike Hartline will be given the keys to run the offense in the beginning of the season, but if he can't get the job done, they will give the job to do it all athlete Randal Cobb, who is more fitting as a wide receiver. This team has a rough schedule right out of the gate with rival Louisville followed by Florida and Alabama. After those three games it could be a very good season, and they could possibly finish number two in the East.
4. Tennessee- This season will be a very important one for Tennessee. They have a new head coach in Lane Kiffin who has brought along a monster staff with him. Lane hasn't been too diplomatic with the other coaches in the league to say the least. He called Urban Meyer a cheater because of questionable recruiting methods. Also the team doesn't have a quarterback. Jonathan Crompton will get the job at the start of the year but there could be a change if he plays as bad as he did last season. The team averaged a very low 146 passing yards a game and finished 107th in the nation in passing efficiency. The Vols lost games to UCLA, Auburn, and Wyoming last season, all teams they should have beaten if they had just a little offensive production last season. This team finished 5-7 and I honestly don't see them being much better. I have them going 6-6.
5. South Carolina- Things just haven't panned out for Steve Spurrier since his return to the SEC as the Gamecock's head coach. I think next year will be more of the same if the problematic spots aren't fixed fast. The quarterback situation is a nightmare. Stephen Garcia will get the start, but if he starts playing God awful like he did last season he will probably lose the job. Chris Smelley transferred to Alabama to play baseball. Spurrier is a quarterback shuffler so don't be surprised to see redshirt freshmen Reid McCollum and Aramis Hillary if Garcia begins to play poorly. This team is full of question marks, especially the entire offensive line. This team will need early wins and momentum to have any chance to go to a bowl game this year and a 7-5 record isn't too farfetched, but the safer bet is that this team finishes 5-7 or 4-8.
6. Vanderbilt- Last year was a tale of two seasons. Vandy played like a rabid pit-bull the first half of the season, then played like a neutered poodle the second have of the year. The SEC was not as strong last season as it will be this year so Vanderbilt will have to play more consistently if they want to make it out alive. The offense just needs to show up this year. Last season it was the defense that carried the team. The offensive line will be a key unit for this team even though it was a weakness for it last year. The secondary will need to focus since the unit will be without D.J. Moore, Darlon Spead, and Rashard Langford. The quarterback position is between Larry Smith (Music City Bowl starter) and the athletic Mackenzi Adams. This team should be able to win five games, but it will take some miracles to make them bowl eligible.
1. Alabama- After an impressive season with a trip to the SEC Championship, Nick Saban will need to really work his team hard if it has any chance of returning to the national title mix. This could be a rebuilding year, but I put Alabama at the number one in the west anyway. This team lost a ton of players and a great deal of talent to the NFL. This could hurt them very badly down the stretch. They lost three starters on the offensive line, they lost star running back Glen Coffee, and they lost their starting quarterback John Parker Wilson. They did return nine players on a very powerful defense, and the schedule isn't too rough for them. They get LSU at home with the hardest road contest at Ole Miss. The team has the talent to go 10-2 and win the west, but I will say they go 9-3.
2. Ole Miss- Houston Nutt took over the head coaching job last season and had a very good year. The Rebels were the only team to beat national champs Florida all season. This season the team needs to refocus its defense. The team was not good against the pass, so bad that they finished dead last in the SEC against it. The major loss for this team is left tackle Michael Oher who will be a top 10 pick in next April's NFL draft. The schedule helps with LSU and Alabama at home with South Carolina, Vanderbilt, Auburn, and Mississippi State on the road. This team can easily go 10-2 if they push themselves but I see them going 9-3 and possibly even 8-4. They are definitely a team on the rise.
3. LSU- You can never really count out Les Miles and the fighting Tigers of LSU. Last season was rebuilding year due too all the losses of important personnel. The Tigers have had major recruiting classes since the 2007 national championship team and with the return of offensive tackle Ciron Black and wide receiver Brandon LaFell, this team is poised to get back into the upper echelon of the SEC. Jordan Jefferson will most likely get the starting quarterback job, but watch out for super true-freshmen Russell Shepard. He is more likely to play receiver because of his athleticism, but can play quarterback if needed. The defensive line is going to be an area of major focus with the losses of Tyson Jackson, Kirston Pittman, Rick Jean-Francois, and Marlon Favorite. Al Woods and Drake Nevis will bolster the line next season. LSU mangled Georgia Tech 38-3 in the Chick-fil-A Bowl and if they can keep that kind of intensity up LSU can possibly win the SEC west, but they start at number three for now. I see this team finishing 9-3 or 8-4.
4. Arkansas- Last season introduced Bobby Petrino to the SEC. The Razorbacks went 5-7 and had to learn a new system. Petrino gets another recruiting class under his belt and more guys to play in his pro-style system. The defense should be better with all the experience they gained last season. Michigan transfer Ryan Mallett will probably get the nod as the starting qb. The running back situation is pretty wide open with the small but deadly Michael Smith, who is recovering from a hamstring injury. USC transfer Broderick Green will get some carries and you can expect to see key recruits Ronnie Wingo and Knile Davis as well. Dennis Johnson will also of course be in the mix as he was the second leading rusher on the team last season. I can see this team finish at 7-5 if they play well this year.
5. Auburn- I really wanted to put Auburn at number six but put them at five instead. I believe they will regret hiring Gene Chizik as head coach. He says all the right things but hasn't done one thing as a head coach anywhere he has been. His Iowa State team was pitiful last year in the Big-12 and they didn't even have to play Texas or Oklahoma. He will be on a short leash and better get something done this year. The starting quarterback will be Kodi Burns who showed he can run well but had a horrible time passing the ball last season with two touchdowns and seven interceptions. The receiving corps was a joke last year as was the coaching situation. This is a rebuilding year but you don't fire a guy like Tommy Tuberville (or let him walk) if you don't have winning on your mind. This team will be bad next season and could finish last in the west and the SEC for that matter. I see them going 4-8 and possibly as bad as 2-10.
6. Mississippi State- The Bulldogs have been horrible on offense for far too long. Expect that to change with the hire of former Florida offensive coordinator Dan Mullen who helped the Gators to two national championships in 2006 and 2008. He won't have the players Florida has but I think he can help this team to be better than 115th in scoring and 113th in total offense. It may take a couple of years to get the right personnel to run his version of the spread option system. He will try to adapt to his players and not try to force anything that isn't practical. The quarterback Tyson Lee is a small yet physically tough playmaker who can adapt, but will need serious help from an offensive line that was horrid last season. The 6'4 200-pound Brandon McRae, who led the team in receiving last season, won't be back until fall so that leaves opportunities for JUCO transfer Leon Barry and Delmon Robinson. This team has a brutal schedule, and has one of the toughest home schedules in the country. My expectations are that this team goes 4-8, but they could go possibly go 6-6 or 3-9. They could wind up 5th in the SEC west but right now they will stay at number 6.
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When she kills people in 3 hits that take a little over a second to fire, bringing silence is already too much. If you really think that winning against her is so easy as stacking your ENTIRE TEAM to harass her, why do you think that a drow picker forcing you to play, as a team, in a certain way is not broken? Does any other hero do that? Furthermore, the drow picker's team will expect you to constantly hound her, and they can easily play accordingly and set up counter ganks on you all day.
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Posted Nov 11, 2012
Kenny Demens and Jordan Kovacs talk about the game from the defensive point of view... Taylor Lewan and Fitz Toussaint from the offensive...
Kenny Demens
Jordan Kovacs
DEMENS: Coach Hoke let me know earlier in the week that I'd be wearing number 11, and he asked me how I felt about it, and of course I felt it was a huge honor. I've worn 32 for quite some time. I think I'll always be 32. But I think it's a great opportunity to recognize our legends, and that's the approach I have. I did a little research on the Wisters and I actually had the opportunity to meet Albert yesterday, and he said that when he was first given 11, he was just so humbled, and he was so excited, and it was a huge honor for him, and he said that he prayed before every game that he put it on that he would be worthy enough to wear it, so that's kind of my approach. It's a huge honor and I just hope that I'm worthy enough to wear it.
Kenny, Are you almost hundred percent assigned to Colter on those last couple plays, and what was it like to make that play at the end?
DEMENS: Well I just had my reads, you know, the coaches, they give us bullets to come out with, and to make that play. I just felt so proud of myself, but not for me but for my teammates. Defensively, we didn't play as well as we wanted to, and just to come up and make a play, and to finish strong how we did, it means a lot.
Jordan, just talk about what went wrong, I guess, defensively. Did they come up with anything you hadn't seen?
KOVACS: First, you have to tip your hat to
. They were, what, a seven to ballclub coming in? Very tough team, got a very good offense, a great coach, and they executed well. I think defensively we didn't get off blocks well enough, and we gave them too many big plays. I'm sure those are things that will get corrected here, but like I said, you have to tip your hat to those guys. They're a very good football team.
To the both of you, what's it like to try to defend two quarterbacks, something you had to do all day?
DEMENS: Well, you kind of had to game plan for two different guys, you know? Number 13, he's the passer, number two, he's the runner, but he came out today and made some plays in the air. It's kind of tough, but we just want to make plays, and rally to the ball the best way we can.
Was it surprising for either one of you how well their receivers were blocking downfield for some plays during the game? It seems like on a lot of those plays they had open space but the receivers were blocking them.
KOVACS: Yeah, and like I said, they have some good receivers, and we knew they were going to stock block us, we knew how they were going to approach us, and from a defensive backs standpoint, we didn't do a good job of getting off those blocks and helping the front seven by keeping it inside and in front.
Jordan, like you said, you wore 32 for a long time. Was there any hesitation at all, this late in your career to switch numbers, being how comfortable you were with it?
KOVACS: No, not at all. I looked at it as a huge honor, and like I said, I just hope I'm worthy enough to wear it.
You guys have been through some games scoring late. Did that all feel like Notre Dame, just how close it was, and did you have a good view of Roy's catch?
DEMENS: I'm not sure at any game can compare to that feeling and excitement from Notre Dame, but I have confidence in
Roy Roundtree
. When that balls in the air, and he's the guy that they're throwing it too, there's no doubt in my mind that he's going to come down with it. But it was exciting, and he made a huge play for us. He picked the defense up, him and
Devin Gardner
, and the rest of the offense.
KOVACS: And that kind of is funny that you bring up Notre Dame, because I don't know if it's true, but wasn't it 31-28 last year, it was about 30 seconds left, deep in our own territory, I think that was the same scenario as last year, and I kind of came off the field saying 'hey, we've done it before, you know, have faith. We'll have our shot, and we'll get out there, and will win this game. That's the approach that the offense took, the defense took, and the offense made plays and put us into position to go into overtime.
What was the conversation in the defensive huddle going into that final drive in overtime?
KOVACS: It was pretty simple. It was 'let's get a stop, let's win this game, and let's go home', you know?
For either of you guys, in the middle of the game they kind of had their way with you. The consecutive touchdown drives, and then you remember back, and Craig Roh had a sack on third down to help with the field goal. How critical was that sack to keep them from scoring, and to kind of stem the tide a little bit for the offense?
DEMENS: It was big for us. Has that not happened, and if they had scored seven, they would have been up, and the outcome probably would've been different. That was a huge play for us, you know, Craig Roh stepped up for the defense.
I guess a carry-on to that last question, what was the morale, what was the feeling like on the sideline, especially the defensive side when they did complete three consecutive scores, two before the first half, and then coming out in the second half and getting the touchdown? What was it like on the sidelines defensively?
KOVACS: Like I said before, we just have faith. We have all the confidence in the world in this coaching staff and in this defense that we'll make those corrections. We'll make those corrections, and get back out there and stop them, and that's how we approached it. We never hung our heads and I think our senior leaders did a great job of saying 'hey, forget the last drive. Let's go out and get the stop on the next one.
Jordan, it's obviously not ideal to have to come back in the last seconds of the game like you did today, but at this point of the season is the sense that a win is a win no matter how you get it?
KOVACS: I think Coach Hoke always emphasizes getting better each and every week, but I think that this was one of those games where while we didn't play all that well, I think we showed a lot of character in this game. We overcame a lot of adversity, both offensively and defensively, and I'm prouder than hell of these guys, and I really mean that.
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Fitzgerald Toussaint
Winning in overtime, it's not really for the faint of heart. What is that experience like, just going through those last couple minutes, and into the extra period?
LEWAN: Well you know, it's something we work on all the time. I mean, you have to play through the whistle, you have to finish. That's what this program's based on is finishing, and I think when we came out, offense was up first, we knew what we had to do. We had to score, and knew our D was going to come up with a stop, so I was real happy with them.
Taylor, you said you guys practice this. Do you guys practice those crazy scenarios like this, like those and Notre Dame?
LEWAN: I don't know if we ever practice an overtime scenario, but we always do the two-minute drill, the four-minute drill, the money stuff, and that's what you have to do, and that's how you can be successful, with those two-minute drills, especially what they did at the last part of the game, and all that stuff.
Do problems like that ever happen in practice, or do they ever complete some of those?
LEWAN: All the time.
TOUSSAINT: All the time.
The ball was in the air long enough. Did you get a good enough view of Roy's catch, and what would you say about Roy overall today? He really seemed to obviously step up for you guys.
TOUSSAINT: I mean, that's something that Roy works on all the time. I think he takes pride in what he does, and he's able to come out here on Saturdays and do what he has to do to be successful.
Fitz, do you feel like this is the best you've run all season?
TOUSSAINT: I believe so. I mean, I just never lose confidence in what I'm doing, and also my offensive linemen, so I just give credit to them as well.
Did you guys see a more comfortable Devin this week versus last week?
LEWAN: I don't think you can get Devin any more comfortable than he already is. I think he's done a great job. He keeps it light, and I think that's one of the good things he does as quarterback. Keeps the confidence in the huddle. I said that last week, and I'm proud of him and what he's done, but like I said before, you all haven't seen it, and we've been seeing it for the last two years now since he's been here, so it's nothing new to me or Fitz.
Along those lines, did Devin say anything going out on the field with 18 seconds left, when it looked a little bit hopeless?
TOUSSAINT: No, he just kept us composed. That's Devin for you.
Does Devin do anything different with his cadences that you guys took advantage of a bunch of off-sides today?
LEWAN: No, those are called, that's how it's supposed to be, and that's a situation that we've done over a lot a times, and do packages that we put in every once in a while for different teams to keep them on their toes.
How difficult or easy is it to tell, after an off-side penalty, if the flag was actually thrown or not?
LEWAN: I mean, we can usually tell by the cheers. If somebody's jumping off-sides when the ball's snapping. I don't really pay much attention to it. I mean, I have to work on my responsibilities, and Fitz is working on his responsibilities. That's how it is.
Taylor, I know you can't see every play, but talk about how hard Fitz ran today, given it's taken kind of a while to get a yardage performance like that.
LEWAN: I'm happy to see him run. I told him – I always tell him – 'start running, and we'll start blocking'. I think today kind of started to work out that way, and I was happy with it. Always can fix more things though, and hopefully in the future we can be more successful.
Taylor, you said you knew what you had to do as an offense when you went up there for your last drive. How confident were you, as a group?
LEWAN: I never worried one time. I mean, since me and Fitz have been here, and we're in the same class, there's never been a situation – we've been in too many of those situations too have doubt in our minds. If you have any doubts, it's not going to work out. You have to keep working, and keep going.
Talk about how this win keeps your team's Big Ten title hopes alive.
LEWAN: It does.
Can you elaborate?
LEWAN: Yeah, it's a good situation for us, but people are always asking, you know, who won this time, or these people have to lose – it doesn't matter. We focus on Michigan. We're focused on Michigan, getting 1-0 each week, and that's our goal. It's always going to be our goal.
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