If he's not scoring, he's still going to do great things. He had some great passes tonight setting us up.

He sees things instantly, and I think he's starting to see the game slow, like all great players do. And he's a finisher and a playmaker, just one fantastic football player right now.

I have the whole collection, most of them signed.

I just took him up there. I didn't have nothing to do with it. How the trailer hitch got in there, I don't know.

I wanted to be a part of Iowa State and the tradition, just wanting to work hard in practice every day and getting guys better.

It's being able to see things, see all the reads and keys, distribute it all in your mind and make a positive decision. And he's nearly always right. And that separates him from almost everybody. And that's what all great players can do, in any sport. He's reaching those levels of possibly becoming a great player for us.

It's definitely taught me to be able to talk in front of people. It's a lot easier (now) whereas before I couldn't talk in front of people at all. You can't really prepare to talk in front of somebody, you just have to do it. It just takes experience, really.

It's OK. I want people to remember me as someone that worked hard and always gave it my all.

It was special. I've been blessed to play with two great coaches. Tonight was a fun way to end it.

They've got a real good coach that's brought a toughness to their team. They play hard, rebound well and play defense.