People turn it up on us and instead of going (forward), we start going backwards. That hurts us. And then we get where we can't get good shots.

If you've got to step out and guard all of us on the perimeter, that's a good weapon to have. Most folks don't have people that can step out and guard folks on the perimeter -- not all of them anyway.

It's nice when people say they want to raise money for you. Because it was brought to us by the writers, it was even more special.

Toward the end of the trip, a Wisconsin church group asked us if we could send some people on an emergency basis to help finish off the field reconstruction. That night the town teams were scheduled to play their first games since the hurricane and the rebuilding effort was running behind.

People from outside the neighborhood really have no place coming in and telling us what's good for our neighborhood.

Thank goodness for Ron Robinson. We came out and lollygagged around in the first half. Quay Holloway went on a little run of his own and saved us, and then Ron put us on his back there for a while in the second half. I am glad to get out of here with a win.