Colorado Buffaloes discuss Quarterback Isaac Wilson.

Coming out of halftime, just scoring 70 points in the third quarter, just what changed for you guys offensively? We changed the way we did things coming out of the locker room prior to the start of the game, and we changed things going in and while we were in to come out as well. And anytime we got a long TV timeout, we try to get them going and get their blood flowing and get them moving a little bit. Sometimes the coaches were intimate on some things they were teaching, so we couldn't do that. But Swayze and his staff did a great job of keeping them warm. But we did change up some things a bit because we seem like we're mindless in the second quarter and third quarter when it comes to penalties. But I think we brought solvency to it in the third quarter. I think we would have had one or two, one in the third quarter. Thank God, because the first half was atrocious, penalty-wise. Coach, Leo Varabost, AP.com. I just want to go back to that final sequence with Isaac Wilson scrambling You all right, boss, man? You sure? Yes, sir. You know, he's trying his best to make the play. Yeah. What could you just make of that situation, seeing the fight that you guys had even down to the wire? Isaac is not going to give up, man. He's not built like that. He's not designed like that. His family raised him correctly, and the kids love him. They believe in him. And, I mean, that pitch was awesome. It was just momentum. You know, momentum took him, and that pitch went forward. I was like, dang, I didn't know that was going to bring him back that far. I thought when he pitched it, he was up farther. I really did. But they're accurate. The officials don't make too many mistakes.