We were just really anxious for them to stop calling timeouts and for Dan to get out there and kick it. We had a lot of confidence in Dan. We knew he would go out there and make the kick. Experience required Stultz said his continued improvement the last two years has been a result of building on each kick. You get put in certain situations and each time you learn something.
Every kick is different because of the situation.
I think the biggest difference for me over the last two years has been my confidence that's come from being in those different situations and learning from them. All-Big Ten, he has twice been named the league's Special Teams Player of the Week this season. But there have been a lot of great moments too. The future Right now, Stultz's sole focus is understandably on the Outback Bowl. He wants to help the team and, hopefully, set the Ohio State scoring record in the process.