There's no pressure on a college decision yet. But I'm sure I'll get a little nervous when it comes down to crunch time.

Certainly HUD's decision will relieve housing issues, but that's going to be between the individual evacuees and HUD. It won't have anything to do with the county or with our agency's work. Our agency's work is done.

We all have so much confidence in each other, we didn't get nervous or anything. We just came out and played with a lot of fire.

We're just taking one game at a time. Whoever's in front of us, we'll just go after them. ... There's no pressure now. What pressure there is, we've had all season, so we're used to it. It's nothing new to us.

The only instructions I've ever gotten from the governor's office is to let them know when a decision is made,

We are fighting a constant struggle. The decision to close a plant or reduce workforce is often made out of state (at corporate headquarters) and those automotive suppliers obviously have less of a loyalty to (Wabash County) than we would like to see.