He is not a candidate. Never has been and won't be. I'm very close to Mack Brown. I have continuous contact with him. When we talk, we talk about football. Big surprise. But he is not and hasn't been even in any consideration for this.

It all depends on what the market is, ... When I owned the Spurs, I brought in Larry Brown and paid him twice as much as what Pat Riley was making, when Riley was the highest-paid coach in the league. I did it because I wanted him and that was his market value.

The difference between the teams is so noticeable that not even Mack Brown should be able to screw this up.

From the time I was a kid, I was always interested in any and all kinds of new business ideas.

It's unfortunate that it took these circumstance to get these games over here, but it will show San Antonio is ready for a team.

and at that time we'll sit down and discuss whether or not Mike wants to work out an extension. If he [loses the rest of his games], I'm still going to exercise the option. Mike is going to stay with me as long as he wants to.