It just puts a smile on my face whenever I think about it.

I remember after that game, just having Warren catch the ball like that, it just all kind of caught up with me because I was getting so anxious and so pumped up for that moment that it all just came out. It was very emotional.

I'd like to kick the ball through the end zone every time. That's something I'll always be working on.

I could sense it on the sidelines. After the game, I just kind of stood there and soaked it all in instead of taking part in it because that's what Iowa football felt like. That's what we've been missing the past five games.

They really don't matter, if my goal is to kick it in the end zone or get really good hang-time. If I get good hang-time, I know the kickoff unit is going to get down there in time to be able to close them in and pin them back. It's going to be the biggest challenge we've had so far, and probably the biggest challenge we'll have all year. But as far as approaching it differently than other games, no. Schemes are the same, attitudes are the same. It's guys sticking to their assignments, not breaking down or having mental errors and that's basically it.

It's something that you always prepare for. I've already done it in my head.