I made a mistake and I'm grateful for the second chance. I'm humbled about what I did. Selfishness and ambition played a large role in what I did.

I don't deserve a chance to coach in college again because I abused my opportunity. The only thing I know now is that my heart is back in the right place.

For us to be perceived as having a drug problem, it couldn't be further from the truth. There may be an individual that has certain problems, I don't know about that, but I do know we have one of the most sound and supportive drug policies.

We kind of approach it like a triangle, like we know who our top picks are, but down from there, we've got to be flexible.

I have no understanding how I got to that point. In a panic situation, you don't always make good decisions.

I don't think anybody goes into the season and says, 'Hey, we want to make the NIT,' but it's still a mark of progress. It's still something to build off.