Colorado Buffaloes discuss the adversity during game against Georgia Tech

We're resilient. We talked about, uh, I told them it was going to be adversity, tremendous adversity, but we wanted to implement the adversity, not be the recipients of the adversity. But we were resilient. We didn't give up and just had to all play it out in the end. I mean, a couple of special team blunders, but then we come out strong on special teams and to make it happen. So it don't, it don't wash it. We still, uh, are not satisfied with that, but I'm, I'm happy overall with the victory. Truly. Juju coming out and having that last drive playing confidently. What does that say about his maturity level to bounce back from that? Well, I'm glad he did because you guys would have been eating him alive if he hadn't. That's the truth. The kid, um, is still young, man. He's still growing. That's why I don't get up here and clap with my feet and my hands, because I want you guys to give him time, man. Like, like let, let it happen. I tell you what the things that Brendan says when he's getting the play in and the situational type of football that we're we've practiced and getting, getting him prepared for that moment. It was real. And we knew, I told him before, I said, look, I'm getting ready to use every one of these timeouts. You're probably going to have a minute, something left on the clock, go to work because we're not going to have a timeout. So they're not going to be up because they don't want to get beat deep. They don't want to do that. So they, we're going to have a chance to catch and get out of bounds. And, uh, he dialed it up. He dialed the correct play and Juju made the throw, man. I'm proud of him.