There's only 60 spots (in the draft), and some things just are not reported so that everyone understands how it works. There's international players, and there's high school players to factor in.

When you come in as a high draft pick, you do have a lot of pressure put on you -- not necessarily thrust upon you by your own team, maybe outside sources that have expectations.

Not much would happen to the outside of the body, ... Maybe some spots would appear on the skin, but all the air would be expelled from inside.

I think we get a fair — although I think not particularly any fairer — shake than anybody else does from the Bush administration. We also get all of the top Democrats, because they know if they want to play, they have to come to us.

We're not drafting for next year's team. We're drafting for a talent base. An immediate need primarily is not as important as getting a player with the best potential available.

UPS understands it is not part of the probe.