It was just brutal. It was a long, hard decision. I love coaching. Obviously every coach does. I just thought I wanted to be with my family more.

Nobody thought we could balance the federal budget, ... I found that if I just listened hard enough, I could find some common ground.

I always thought that I was okay with arithmetic.

The last thing you want to do is press them. But when we got down 10 or 12 points we had to because we came up here to win. If you press them and you're not successful you're going to get blown out. They started getting easy buckets and things started getting out of hand.

I've got two guys who are pretty good shooters, and they couldn't buy a basket in the second half.

A great deal of careful, painstaking thought has gone into making this decision. The Pavilion has been one of the central landmarks of Myrtle Beach tourism for more than 50 years, and no one has a stronger or deeper emotional attachment than the people at Burroughs & Chapin.