He hasn't changed a bit. He's the same old Tyrone. I don't think Notre Dame scarred him one bit.

It really bothers me when people say the program was in great shape Sunday-Friday. We took over a team that was struggling and when we got there we had done a great job.

He's kind of like McFarland, but I think McFarland is a little more solid and physical. Osborne is a bit more of a finesse player.

When you see him on TV like when he was at Notre Dame, you think of him being a real straight-forward dude, real black and white, not too much flavor. But when you get to know him, see him around here on a day-to-day basis, he's real fun to be around.

My first walk illegally at 20 years old was between the towers of Notre Dame.

From a valuation standpoint, this is one of my favorites at the moment. I think they have changed around a lot of the internal issues, ... It's not that I think they're all the way there, but I think they know what they have to do. The stock is relatively reasonably valued historically and it's a great way to have exposure to all parts of an improving market.