He looked OK when I got to him. And then a couple miles later, you could tell he was starting to tighten up,

That's when he (Boreham) looked at me and said, 'Look, coach, I'll knock it through,' ... So I said, 'OK, then go for it,' because we were thinking whether we should punt of go for it.

I pushed him a little through one of the miles to get him back on pace and the next mile he totally went out the back door,

He impressed me when he went down the sideline at about 99 miles an hour. I liked that.

Honestly, I really didn't know what I had until I looked in the 10th frame. When I realized I had all strikes, I got really nervous. I didn't hardly know where the lane was when I went up in the 11th (frame).

I don't know if I ever said that to myself. There were a couple of times that I felt OK and then all of a sudden I started feeling like (garbage).