I say the same thing every week, he's just an amazing football player. He works very hard, and he's unselfish. Some kids would probably want the ball more than we give it to him, but he does whatever we ask him to do and whatever will help the team win.

The temptation is there, believe me. But football isn't something you can just walk up and play. You have to know what's going on everywhere. Zach just hasn't had the time to get to that point. Maybe next year.

To have a kid like Zach, it takes a great weight off a coach. It's gotten to the point that extra points are almost automatic. That's huge for a team. There's no worrying about it. And kickoffs - his are always deep. That's just something else we don't have to think about.

I cannot accept the statements made by the Rugby Football Union claiming that a clear agreement was in place.

Politics is like football; if you see daylight, go through the hole.

It's easier to get an A.A. meeting together than a touch-football game now.