A lot of people's rage came out ... he was being ganged up on inside in there. We were just filled with so much grief when we entered that room.

They wanted more people to be accountable for what happened, instead of just one man. That's what they were searching for.

It's a rush. When they say, 'Down, set, hut!' you feel it inside. You know something's going to happen and you just go out and do it. It's fun to win. It's fun to have a great play when you catch the ball, run down the field and score. And you're out there with your friends while you're doing it.

Why not? They have a good inside game and their point guard, I know she's only a freshman, but she does a nice job. She's going to be good before it's all done ... sure Penn State can make some noise.

Rage was sometimes a useful ally in the heat of a fight, but it was a trickster. It made everything seem possible.

Fighting the symptoms of your rage is fruitless. Find the true cause, forgive it, accept it, and free yourself.