In the real world it's fair to say the resolution in this case has been made available to us as a package deal, and that's what's reflected in the court documents today (Friday).

We are in the final stretch and heading toward a resolution overall, but there is still distance between us on the Marines' relocation cost.

This is a very important resolution for us and, definitely, we need to have our own input into this.

We are really hoping for a good resolution. Neither the city or us is enjoying this situation. We liked the original property because we are a commuter school and have students coming from both ends of the valley. We understand that state law has their hands tied, but donated land is not easy to come by for schools. It is not a good situation for either of us.

The approval of the resolution is urgent. In light of the US government's intransigence on the issue of custody, it's imperative that we take measures to assert our sovereignty and show our determination to expedite justice.

We're coming closer to a resolution to this, and it will allow us to have 12 games. Ideally, like I've said, we'd like to play our traditional rivals the last game of the season.