If you do not know where you are going, every road will get you nowhere.

It's the traffic. This road can hardly handle the traffic from the 150 or so homes on it now, much less several thousand.

That was important that we won a game on the road. I think we got a big lift out of it. I was concerned about how we would bounce back, because the guys were pretty up for the Bowie game [a 62-59 home-court loss on Tuesday night].

It's been a long, circuitous, tortuous road from 1990 to the launch. It just had so many twists and turns. We despaired at times.

We played a very good team tonight, on their home court. Statistically, the longer you're on the road, the less chance you have to win games. We missed some free throws, a couple of layups late in the game. They made a couple of big shots.

I thought we did a lot of good things that we haven't done on the road. The discrepancy in foul shots ... that's a big difference. We never got into the bonus, so we never had a chance.