I was still at the track here on Friday night when I got a cell phone call from the team. I would be honored to race for Rahal-Letterman and represent Ethanol in the program that meant so much to Paul Dana. We haven't discussed a contract or anything, and I don't know if they are looking at other people.

That night caught me by surprise, but I just want to credit all the players and assistant coaches I've had because there have been some really good ones. I've been extremely fortunate to have this opportunity. It's not about me right now though; it's about the kids and that's where I want the focus to be. It's an exciting time for them.

Another night, in September, we had eight fires in a row.

We lost 40-37 to Robbinsville, and it came down to the last match of the night. We had a shot at it, but we feel good with where we are at right now. We are hoping the home-gym advantage helps us out, too. It's going to be packed, and that's the way we like it.

They got 19 the first night and 3 the second night.

Overall we played well enough to win last night, but we couldn't keep them from scoring in the final 20 seconds.