If you're a coach from another section and you read that, you've got to think it's a misprint. Thirteen? Nobody ever does that.

The kids going (today) have an uphill battle. That was a huge pillar we lost. But he's a 17-year-old kid and predicting what they'll do is like playing the stock market.

In 365 days he went from agony to the thrill of victory. He learned to handle the pressure, which is something he didn't do last year. That's a very hard thing for a kid to do. It was a lesson well-learned.

We really feel like we are the best in the state balance-wise. But it's one thing to say it and another to do it. Talk is cheap if you don't go out and back it up. We're going to try and get better and we'll see what happens in six weeks.

When you don't know anything about it and read a section of this book, you think, 'wow, I didn't know that.' But when you have someone who knows more about it and can point out flaws in evidence, after awhile you learn how to do it yourself.

You say I like that coach, or I don't like that coach, but nobody ever said they didn't like Sue Gunter. She treated me better and with more respect than anybody in the business.