Anthony Heron

I had not heard that before.

It was uttered in the pregame last night.

I'm assuming modern science probably has some kind of explanation for it, but to just leave that on my toes and my shoes for an entire game, I don't know.

I would have been down for that.

I've got fairly tough skin, I think, is my experience throughout life, but I don't know.

I just want that.

He played at Iowa.

Like, it's cold.

Why not just, like, hack up some ghost peppers and put those in your socks or something like that?

Yeah, you get near some of the heaters on the sidelines.

I've had gloves melt standing next to those heaters before.

It's an experience out there, just trying to do what you can to keep your body as warm as possible.

Because you go through pregame, and when your body gets all lathered up and your blood temperature starts to rise, you feel fine going through pregame.

But if you're not out there for a series and you have some extended period of time, things start to clamp up.

and shut down, and it can be hard to just stay warm and get your body kind of going again if you've actually been off the field for a little bit.

So maybe the answer is just a little bit of sriracha.

And then that moment, I mean, our friend Stacey Dale standing out there with, you know, whatever it was, just 15 seconds to go or something like that, right, with the Cole Komet touchdown catch, and she's right there.

Cole, you know, looks right into her phone.

Anybody who hasn't seen the image, the video that Stacey Dale's captured and posted on her social media, you're not going to find a better shot that just kind of captures everything that – well, it doesn't capture everything Caleb did because he ran about, you know, 50 yards in the opposite direction.

As far as Cole Komet and his route and his catch and his reaction afterwards, it's an amazing look at it that Stacey Dales had.