What Butch Jones said after Tennessee's win over Missouri

With Tennessee’s 19-8 win over Missouri, the Volunteers have an opportunity to end their regular season on a five-game winning streak.

Here is a collection of thoughts and comments from Tennessee coach Butch Jones after Saturday night’s game:

Butch: Any SEC road win is a great win. We had poise and patience.

— Wes Rucker (@wesrucker247) November 22, 2015

Butch Jones: Patience and poise were key to this win. We didn't like kicking field goals but our kids did well.

— Patrick Brown (@patrickbrownTFP) November 22, 2015

Butch said there was an emphasis on forcing three-and-outs and they forced six.

— Paul Fortenberry (@Volquest_Paul) November 22, 2015

"The biggest thing when you go on the road is you can't turn the football over." – Butch. Vols won turnover battle easily.

— Paul Fortenberry (@Volquest_Paul) November 22, 2015

JONES on no sleeves on his team: that's the mentality of our program. I could see the look in their eyes this morning, they were ready.

— Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) November 22, 2015

Butch has twice mentioned none of his players wearing sleeves in the cold. He's proud of it.

— Patrick Brown (@patrickbrownTFP) November 22, 2015

JONES: Jalen Hurd ran hard. He squared his shoulders and turned upfield. Our offensive line opened holes.

— Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) November 22, 2015

Butch said the fourth quarter drive that took nearly five minutes was a game-closing drive. "We've been stressing that."

— Patrick Brown (@patrickbrownTFP) November 22, 2015

JONES: Anytime we have success it builds confidence. We controlled the turnovers and controlled the game

— Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) November 22, 2015