The fact that 100 percent of these kids want to go to college is huge. Two years ago that was not the case.

It hasn't hit me yet that I won't be seeing them every day. It's sad, but it's also exciting. I just want them to experience so many things right now so when we're not here they can do it without us.

I have seen an overall attitude change in all of them. Some of them have gone from being really negative and not wanting to do their homework, to coming in and being happy and doing their homework without me making them.

For a lot of these guys, that light doesn't go on until they leave college. For some kids' cases, it's too late. For other kids' cases, it happens in the nick of time. As a coach, you have to able to adapt, trust these guys even though sometimes they don't trust you. I know it sounds crazy having said that, but I love my job.

The boomers' kids have gone off to college, and they are looking for somebody to fill the void in the house, ... It's also the young professionals who are putting off having families, and are looking for companionship.

Teens and college-aged kids are the biggest purchasers of mobile content, yet they lack a way to protect their investments.