After a bye week, it’s back to the game week routine for the No. 9 Florida Gators (6-1, 4-1 SEC). That meant a Monday press conference with the local media for first-year coach Dan Mullen.

In the presser, Mullen shared his thoughts on this UGA team, the rivalry in general and some of his Florida-Georgia experiences as an assistant.

Here are the five most interesting things he said:

1. Gators expect to see Justin Fields

For the Bulldogs, quarterbacks Jake Fromm and Justin Fields provide unique skillsets. Fromm, a pro-style passer and former class of 2017 recruit, is the starter, but Fields, a former 5-star recruit in the class of 2018 as a dual-threat quarterback, has seen playing time throughout the season. Mullen said the UF defense will be ready for Fields.

2. His thoughts on No. 7 Georgia (6-1, 4-1 SEC)

3. What would happen if the teams draw too many unsportsmanlike penalties

Against Vanderbilt, the whole Florida team was given an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty when UF and Vandy had a “benches clear” moment in the game brought on by jawing between the head coaches. Considering that Florida-Georgia is a bigger rivalry and has seen some celebration shenanigans, it’s fair to wonder what might happen if both teams were to draw two unsportsmanlike conduct penalties. Two of the penalties result in an ejection for a player.

4. His appreciation of the Cocktail Party rivalry

Mullen shares a commonly held view that Florida-Georgia is one of college football’s most unique games.

5. Memorable moments from his own history with the rivalry

Mullen was Florida’s offensive coordinator for four seasons (2005-08) under Urban Meyer. The Gators went 3-1 against UGA during that time. Mullen shared an interesting story about the 2005 game: