Tuesday Morning Man: Kirk Cousins!

I don’t know diddly squat about college football but I do know cute.

Was watching something called the Outback Bowl with my dad and the Michigan State quarterback Kirk Cousins caught my eye.

He led a late rally and his team beat Georgia in the final game of his collegiate career.

“All week, all month, really, there was a sense of urgency in our preparation because the fact that for me as a senior, this was the last shot. Certainly all game long we felt that same way,” Cousins told reporters after the game.

He completed 27 of 50 passes for 300 yards and was intercepted three times.

“We found a way,” Cousins added. “It wasn’t perfect, but we certainly showed character, and that’s what I’m most proud of. We played with a great deal of maturity and toughness, and we weren’t afraid. We didn’t back down, and we found a way at the end. And that’s what great teams do.”

The college senior is the winningest quarterback in his school’s history and only the second three-time captain ever.

He’s not only got looks and mad football skills, Kirk has brains as well: He achieved a 3.68 GPA in kinesiology and graduated in December. He is one of just 16 players in program history to earn Academic All-Big Ten honors four-straight years.