Some notes from Sunday's call with Randy Edsall.

• Zach Frazer's condition is still unclear, though it seems he may be dealing with another concussion. That is not good news. Randy Edsall would only say that Frazer is still "a little fuzzy" and will be monitored over the next two days. Edsall did say that Frazer is better today than he was yesterday. It's definitely something that bears watching. His concussion in August took about a month for him to fully recover. If it's indeed another concussion, and it sounds as if it is, it could take more time.

• No other injuries to report from the game.

• Edsall wouldn't comment on the disputed offensive pass interference call, but he said he submitted the play for review to the league supervisor of officials.

• Edsall said UConn needs to get Jordan Todman more involved with the offense.

• Edsall fielded several questions about the play-calling from Saturday. He held firm that "every game is a game within itself", and that the Huskies play-calling is based on a number of different factors ranging from the opponent to the weather conditions. Asked about UConn's reluctance to throw on first down, Edsall said, "I thought we made some big plays in the passing game. We dropped some passes. We made progress, but we still have to get better in that aspect. We have to get better in some of the reads. We had the opportunity to make some big plays in the first half, and we didn't make the right reads. We could have had some big plays there on first and second down.

• Pressed on the issue, Edsall got annoyed. When one reporter asked about the "conservative play calling", Edsall cut him off. "You call it conservative, I don't call it conservative. I call it trying to win games. I don't know if you've ever coached. The object for us is to try and win games. If we need to throw the ball, if we need to run the ball, we'll run the ball. Yesterday, we put ourselves in position to win a ballgame, but we just happened to not win the ballgame. We missed opportunities."

• Asked if he could understand whether the uneducated fans and media don't always understand what he's trying to do, Edsall shot back, "Is it important they understand what we're trying to do? I didn't know it was important everyone had to understand what we were trying to do. The bottom line is, we're trying to win games. That's what we're trying to do. You can throw the ball 50 times a game and not win games."

• Edsall summed up the offense from Saturday this way. "Did we have some success in the passing game? Yes. Did we have some success in the running game? Yes we did. We moved the ball pretty well in the first half running the football. The third quarter was very different because of field position."

• It only got uglier. Let's just say that after 20 minutes, Edsall had enough of us for the day.