You want to treat every kick the same, but no other game has the Super Bowl name behind it. It's not any different, but the world makes it different. The media make it different. It's built up so much that a normal kick can become so catastrophic.

I attended the meeting and am really interested in being a part of the Students International Meditation Society.

I just dumped it off to B.J., just like I normally do.

I'm on the sideline trying to get mentally ready, trying to be by myself. It's one of those moments where you know what's coming. You know it's going to come. You just have to win the coin toss.

I learned a lot from him, looked up to him. He taught me a lot.

I mean, you can look at the game tell that we probably weren't as intense as we needed to be. Looking back, we could've done a lot of things different.

I'm ecstatic, there aren't words to describe it. It's an unbelievable feeling.

I'm going to do something. There's a little tension between us.

They would be able to tell that most of my friends are girls, and that I'm not a very organized person. The only other thing that would be pretty obvious is that I like to play a lot of games because I have several gaming cards, but beyond that there's really not a lot they would be able to tell.

I want to prove to my teammates one more time that I am capable of doing this. I think you always need to re-prove. You always need to be there and rebuild that trust every game.