Kendall Fuller
On how much he enjoyed playing his first college game: "The coaches gave us a good gameplan, and it was fun. It felt like a long game, but other than that...I was telling Bonner and Kyle that it was one of the most fun games of my life."
On whether it was frustrating for Bama to score before the defense ever got on the field: "Adversity happens in games. We've just got to stick together and keep fighting from start to finish."
On how the defense played: "I think we played very well. We prepared, trained and worked hard throughout camp and the preseason. It kind of showed right there in that game."
More on the performance of the defense: "I think it was a very good performance, defensive wise. Special teams and offense, you know, it's something we've got to work on, but we've got 13 more games left, so we're just going to try and get better each week."
On the punt return where Kyle Fuller leveled a Bama player, and then Kendall got leveled in return: "Kyle is a communicator. When he thinks he's got a good block set up, he'll say something. I heard him, I cut back, I guess he got a good block, but [the Bama player in coverage] got a nice little shot on me."
Trey Edmunds
On playing well in his first college game: "To start off, for my first college game, the atmosphere was crazy. Coming in here and seeing all the fans, and how wild it was. On the long run, all I did was run behind my offensive line. My offensive line made it easy for me tonight."
On what the 77 yard run felt like: "Exciting. The offensive line, like I said, blocked everything well. I stayed behind them, saw the crease and I took it."
On pulling away from the secondary and whether he thought he would be caught: "I couldn't really tell [if he was going to be caught]. I never turned around. But I was hoping I wouldn't."
On running with power and leg drive on his other runs: "Just going against our defense every day in practice."