Colorado Buffaloes discuss turning the season around

Coach Tyler King with the Denver Gazette, same situation as last year where you're facing Utah off a bye week. Last year was the start of a bad stretch for you guys to end the season. Tonight was a completely different story for you guys in the second half. You have mentioned many times that you don't care about the difference between a 60-point loss or a 3-point loss, but this felt different tonight. Do you feel that way too about your team that you guys still can turn this thing around? I know I may sound foolish at what I'm about to say, But every team that beat us this year, I feel like we we could have won, like for some strange reason. I know we got our butts kicked in Northwestern, but the other losses, I just felt like we had a better team, but we didn't execute. So maybe they truly have a better team because they executed and they did what they had to do. But just the way we fought to the end, it was no give up. And not only the players, but the coaches, the support staff, it was no give up whatsoever. And it was some tears in there today. And I respect that because that means that they want it. And they love this game. They love this atmosphere. They love this team. And God bless the fans that showed and drove the day, Family Day. And I know a lot of the young men had their families in town. But it was tremendous. It was a tremendous atmosphere. We wish to God we could have sent them home with a smile on their face, but at least we sent them home with a little hope.