Colorado Buffaloes discuss what they have learned from the season.

For real? For real? How much have you learned this year that you will take into next season as far as things I'm not, I'm not, you know me. Come on, man. I don't, I don't, yeah, I don't think about tomorrow right now. I'm thinking about the now, I'm a now guy. Like, I don't. Like, you know, this good butt whooping is going to prepare me for next year. No, no, dawg. You ain't going to get to next year where you're getting your butt kicked. I'm getting my butt kicked around here. You don't think like that. You try, like, example, we got a couple of young freshman corners that were out there that they dressed up. They really didn't play a lot, but they played a couple of special teams. And I just took it upon myself because I really care about those young men. I think they're really going to be good players somewhere down the line. So during the game, I would go, I'd say, look, down in distances, you guys are so thought-provoked about the player you're playing against instead of understanding the situation of football. I'm like, how many outs do they throw today? None, coach. How many curls do they throw today? So think about this. Think about what they're trying to do and the downs they're trying to do I'm going to do it in-house. Understanding the game and how it's played, information and all this, it's going to tell on itself. I say when you guys understand that, you guys are going to be incredible football players. So it's always moments to teach throughout the game, good or bad.