The coaches told me I could take as much time off as I wanted, but I was back at practice the next week, ... I knew if I stayed home in Longmont, it would've just made it worse. It would've put me in the gutter. I had to move on.

I felt if you are going to preach this, you should practice it.

The coaches told me after the second period to shoot more and I tried and I scored on two lucky shots.

Each time we felt as though we had gotten them to address one bad practice, a new bad practice would come to our attention. What we came to believe ... is that there is sort of a core flaw in their business practices.

He was really dedicated. One time when he was late to practice, like three or five minutes late, and the next day he sent out an e-mail to the team, a lengthy e-mail a page [long] saying, 'I'm sorry' literally at least 20 times, apologizing for putting the team behind.

Maybe it's because they think they need more time to practice before getting on the air.