I was thinking when I made that 3-pointer that they'd probably try to answer it. But I had a lot of space and knew it was the right time to take that shot. That sort of sparked us at that point.

We made a nice little run, but Clovis East had an answer to every run. I felt comfortable when we jumped on them a little bit in the third and I saw them breathing a little heavy, and I thought that our energy would pick up. But they were able to get a couple easy baskets and hit a couple 3's, and that took the wind out of our sails.

This is probably the right way to go for them, but it's a riskier proposition than Lexus was for Toyota.

The only thing he's likely to say any different would be during the question- and-answer phase -- and that probably won't amount to a whole heck of a lot.

It's probably the most vulnerable part of this whole equation. We don't have an easy answer for this,

They'll probably make it to digital but it may not be the Kodak we know.