I don't know who mentioned William Blake first, but Allen talked about his visions of Blake and I told him about my dreams of being Blake.

Allen and I were wallflowers among the lordly and academic figures,

He also told you that Blake wanted the child, but he didn't want Bakley, isn't that correct?

It was mentioned. We talked about it, getting back to what we were doing early in the season, when we were getting stops and it was leading to easy baskets.

And Mr. Welch also told you that Mr. Blake was going to let his daughter Delinah keep the child?

We were stoked after the first [touchdown], ... So on the next one, I told everybody to get a guy and square up and I'd make the moves to get open.