If your college football team scored more than 70 points this weekend, you had a thrilling experience. Seeing the scoreboard lighting up and the field play electrifying is something fans cherish, especially if it’s your team performing.

However, not everyone shares this enthusiasm. Willie the Wildcat, the mascot for the Kansas State Wildcats, had an intense experience on Saturday. His team delivered an offensive spectacle, scoring 71 points against Nicholls State.

You see, Willie is not just cheering from the sidelines. For every touchdown, he performs push-ups, equivalent to the team’s total score. So, after every scoring drive, Willie had some serious work to do.

The Wildcats scored 71 points, which translated to Willie completing 394 push-ups throughout the night. That’s a level of exertion that few can achieve in such a short timeframe.

As a result of this impressive, yet exhausting feat, Willie might find himself in the cold tub alongside Kansas State players the next day. Some may critique his form, but completing close to 400 push-ups is no easy task.

If there’s ever a shortage on the field, Willie might make a plausible candidate for a defensive position, considering his commitment and strength.

Fans hope Willie takes care of himself as the Wildcats prepare for future games in the Big 12, a conference known for its offense-heavy play.