I learned my lesson. I probably got one of the fastest tickets in Virginia. I was doing 161 in a 55.

We are not a very big team, but we are very fast, probably one of the fastest teams around. We have to use that to our advantage, whenever possible. Before the game I was worried about Carver's size, but we were able to work around the size advantage and really use their size against them.

We probably sold about 500 tickets overnight and this morning. We didn't get down under 1,000 like we wanted, but it was enough movement that hopefully the momentum will continue. We also heard from a number of our season ticket-holders that were disappointed because they weren't going to be able to get to the game and wanted to watch it on TV.

In fairness, I think Bush knew he would get blamed for Virginia, one way or another. Given that, they probably thought they would do what they could.

I think serials are particularly tough on Friday. And that is one lesson I've learned.

It's huge. He does so many little things away from the puck, things nobody sees. He occupies one, sometimes two guys. That leaves a lot of room for people like me to work.