"With every opportunity you have to learn from that, whether it’s success or failure... you just have to get better," Stoops said during his Monday press conference. The coaching staff also took responsibility, with Stoops noting they have to put Boley in better positions to succeed, especially against the blitz. Stoops described Boley as a player who won't be rattled by one bad game. He has the talent, so he’ll continue to work and get better," Stoops affirmed. But the long-term development of Cutter Boley is paramount, and it's clear the coaching staff is committed to weathering the storm with their young quarterback.