That drive itself, and the back-to-back fouls on Wilson was a huge turning point. Wilson is a great player, and with him out of there, it opened the middle for us. We took advantage of it.

It was hard to say whether it was a foul or not, but the fact we were even there at the end despite being behind by 17 points at one point says something about our effort. But still, I understand how (Nutting) feels. The referees were obviously the kind of refs who let the kids play and win or lose the game on their own at the end.

It's amazing how he came back. I remember how dejected he was after it happened. He thought he might be done. He's a good shooter. He's got an offensive mentality; he's not afraid to put it up.

The last three weeks, he's taken it to another level. We knew if he kept wrestling with that same intensity, he had a chance to place.

She's been Chancellor of Stanford, I mean she's got the patent resume of somebody that's got some serious skill, loves football, she's African American, it's going to be a big coon. Oh my God, I am totally, totally, totally sorry for that. I didn't mean that. It was just a slip of tongue.

I told Ryan last Saturday at the film exchange, the thing I'm always impressed with Central Catholic is they always play hard. They don't back down.