The primary thing my parents always emphasized to us was to get involved and to help. That's the sort of attitude I think Jim has brought to Ohio State. It is about so much more than coaching.

I don't think people always believe my brother's genuineness. He cares about people; he wants to help people. Those are traits that we got from my parents, and he has taken them to the greatest heights. He has always been special.

I'm glad we would have the vehicle to allow parents to call in and help us.

Their parents still need care and it's important for us to provide that wholesome place for kids to come and participate in activities.

He had a great game for us. As the season progresses, he's going to help us some at fullback as well.

We've picked up a couple kids that went out for track last year, and they should help us. We have a time trial before each meet to get our top seven spots and that keeps the door open for anybody on the team to step up. We have a good-sized team and they have really been pushing each other.