Annie Bidwell did what she thought was right. In a sense she did a good job; in a sense she totally obliterated who we were.

Right now, we're trying to beat the squirrels to the pine nuts.

We are trying to regain any and all knowledge that was lost.

We thought we could take some shots in the air. We're an experienced team and we took our chances.

He didn't say, 'Hines, I'm about to pitch it,' ... He saw me and I looked at him. I thought he was going to get out of (the tackler's grip) and I was going to try to block. The ball hit me in the hands, so I needed to catch it, I guess. I take responsibility for that.

I thought it was over when we had the ball at the 2-yard line. Didn't you? Of course, I thought it was over. Everyone did. Then a guy who very rarely fumbles fumbled, and Ben did a heck of a job to tackle the guy. He saved our year. It was a great play. When you're in your goal-line offense, you have all big guys out there and the only guy with any speed is the quarterback.