Colston Loveland

Did we find that?

It was new to us when it got cold the first go around and we were like, man, where are the heaters at?

We were complaining the team had a little bit like, where are the heaters at?

And there was no heaters in sight and there hasn't been any heaters in sight.

So it was definitely a little bit of complaining going on at first, a little bit of uncomfortable practices.

But I think we've embodied that.

That's just another example of Ben Johnson's guidance and direction for this team and the culture.

And we go out there and practice with no heaters on.

Obviously, we have our cold year and all that, but

I think it just speaks to his mindset and kind of is contagious throughout the team.

It's an advantage for us.

And so it makes it harder in practice as well, kind of.

So then we have heaters in the game a little bit on the sidelines, so it allows us to experience something like that.

That's right.

It doesn't get much better than that, does it?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, absolutely.

You know, that confidence that he carries is infectious throughout the whole team.

And I think all of us on the offensive side of the ball, we're in that huddle.

We all believe in ourselves and believe in each other that each of us are going to do our individual job to get the execute to play and to go, you know, score a touchdown.