Colorado Buffaloes discuss Quarterback Isaac Wilson getting in his head

Yes, sir. Yeah. Yep, yep, yep. Passing game was getting the results that we wanted, but we got to have a balanced attack. If we don't balance it, it's going to end up like it ended. We got to do better. They tried our corners. They tried our corners and tested our corners, and we didn't do well versus opposition. That was one of the first teams. We've been beating but not beating, and that was one of the first teams who really tried our corners, just like we tried theirs. So I think both teams were successful, but we weren't successful in the second half in our attempts. Well, yeah, yeah, it does. I mean, he was 14 for 16 in the first half, and everything was lovely. Everything, he was balling. But it's almost like when he makes a negative play, at times he has the ability to forget and just move on. And sometimes it just puts him in a little funk. And I think you could see it after the fumble at the halftime. He was in a little funk and we was just trying to give him things that he could handle, that he could complete to get him back together. And we made some plays, we made some plays down the field, but we didn't catch it in.