Their feces are two inches from where the kids are playing hopscotch and basketball, and when a ball goes in that direction, the children do run after it.

The chances are low of getting it (plague), but if they do get it, it's extremely serious.

But the Cahill family has played basketball since they were little, and we're reaping the rewards now.

I feel like it's part of the deal in Class D basketball. We don't have the luxury of having five or six schools within 30 minutes of us.

They're great kids and I feel fortunate to have been able to coach them. Not only are they good basketball players, they're great kids and they deserve everything that they've gotten. They all had different roles on the team but no one person's role was more important than the others.

He's probably one of the fastest kids out there and he's coming into his own. He's a solid basketball player who's going to do a lot of good things for us.