They don't want anything to do with us. In terms of trying to get any sort of home and home deal, it's virtually impossible.

We were just trying to take what they gave us. Our guys are just getting better. That's the bottom line.

That speaks to his versatility. We'll have our work cut out for us trying to stop him.

The Bonneville Power Administration tells us that we are going to be spending close to $700 million a year trying to help these fish recover. And yet we know that somewhere between 30 and 50 percent of the returning Snake River fall chinook are actually harvested out in the ocean or in the rivers.

This was a good victory for us. We're just trying to build momentum for the Catholic League and state tournaments.

We realized we'd be sending her home to a dangerous situation, and there's no way we could do that.