They both have that competitive fire in their bellies. Mark was one of a kind. He had that knack for shooting on the run. Sean has more power in his game. He'll knock you with his shoulders or hips and change directions.

It's a lot different for him, but again he realized he needed to make the guys around him better. I think when you have a guy who is unselfish and realizes what the team is all about and puts aside accolades and numbers, you're lucky to have something.

It was a very hard fought game. We scored six in the fourth quarter to give us the win.

He works harder and harder each year. He comes from a really hard-working family and it's refreshing to see a kid who continues to work even after he's achieved success.

We do not feel it will happen again, at least not in 2006, ... We've been working with the fire department and may try some other things to help enhance the jamboree.

The biggest thing is they are all seniors. They were thrown into the fire as freshmen; now, experience is a strength. They know each other well and are friends, so they communicate well on the field. I have so much trust in them, I turn them loose and let them organize themselves.