The emotion we had Saturday was probably an all-time high from what I've seen before. When you're on the field and you look over to the sideline after a play and everybody's going crazy, that type of emotion is what we need each game. It sparks the way we play.

You can use the experience from Iowa State. It's a rivalry. And in the Big Ten, it's like every game is a rivalry.

If I wanted to be successful, I'd rather go against Ginn. Because Holmes is more of a receiver and Ginn is more of an athlete.

Indiana's not a team that's going to lay down for you in the Big Ten now. They're going to come in confident and ready to play, and they're going to present a challenge each week no matter who they play.

It was great to see the young guys get some experience. Because you never know who will go down and when you'll need them to step up.

They bring a lot of challenges. They like to spread you out and throw the ball a lot.

It was like in high school when I used to return punts. A lot of people say I have good vision. I kind of felt the guy coming across my body and my first instinct was to cut back. It's a hard tackle when you're coming across a person's body and then they cut back. It was just mostly instinct.

It's going to be a headhunt for us. They've probably had this circled on their calendar since last year. It's going to be a big game for us but it's going to be a big game for them, too.

It's one of the biggest plays and one of the best games in history. Hopefully, it's on ESPN Classic, so one day I can sit back and tell my kids about it.

Both of these guys are the same type of receivers as the UNI receivers are. They're not the most physical when it comes to blocking. But . . . they can get downfield fast and they can make plays quick.