It's really the flexibility you're paying for. Although the standard point-and-shoot (digital) is very capable of taking good photographs.

For what we had returning, because I lost three starters (from last year) and we have a young group of sophomores, it has been an outstanding season.

They're a very good team. Any team that's in the Final Four is capable of winning, so we need to get off to a good start. We usually play best when we're ahead, and we're not really a catch-up-type team. We've got to get out in a hurry.

We expect to play well and win the game. Any of the teams up there can win (the championship) and we're up there.

The rule that surpasses all rules is that you must be connected, willing to see what's in front of you, and willing to move if what you're doing isn't working.

What this does is, it offers a lot more flexibility than we had earlier proposed. It gets away from this cookie-cutter approach we were stuck with.