What changed in the second half? Was it something that you guys maybe weren't executing on? Was it something Iowa State was doing? Because you were a little empty until later in the game.

You know, honestly, I mean, they made good halftime adjustments.

Some of the box structures and some of the looks that we had seen and anticipated earlier in the week, you know, they kind of had altered little things that, you know, probably most people don't notice that we, you know, have to do a better job.

And obviously it starts with me re-IDing and re-identifying.

And, you know, especially with the guard rotation we have going on, we need to make sure that I need to make sure that everyone's on the same page and I do a great job of communicating.

But, You know, hats off to them.

They did a really good job of halftime adjustments and, you know, little things that they had started changing and doing, you know, that kind of got us there for a little bit.

What are you taking from this matchup as you head into bye week?

But what made you stay around?

Ooh, honestly, it was, it's that, again, it's that, I mean, kind of a blue collar mindset, I think, for the most part.

I mean, I grew up with, you know, majority of my family think, Outside of, I won't say her, probably my aunt, I think she was the only one who ever went to college, graduated.

The rest of my family are blue-collar workers, and my grandpa always used to say, you give your word to something, you stick to it.

And, I mean, from the time I was a kid, I mean, my first dream was to be a Utah football player.

It wasn't to play in the NFL.

The first dream I had was, damn, I want to play.

If they needed to show some patience and understand what, you know, staying here does, what message would you tell that person?

Hurry into your local Sleep Number store today because we have your number.

All right, who's the starting five offensive line? I think Coach Kelly touched on it earlier.

We got a really good group of guys that are going to be rotating during the game.

And I'm excited.

Every single one of them are trustworthy, and they all know what they're doing.

I'm excited to play with them.

That rotation, you've been doing that in camp.

Just what have you seen from those defensive tackles?

core of a lot

of it.

And the fear is sitting on both sides.

This fear over the managers and the bosses and the employees that if I make this change, everybody will want me.

If I make this change, I'm going to stuff it up and I'm going to offend somebody or I'm going to get in trouble somehow.

But in reality...

It's recognising that perfection is the enemy of good.

and those