They went on a rampage. They broke down the doors and stole just about everything we had. Interestingly, they didn't take a lot of irreplaceable Sugar Bowl memorabilia. But the place was a mess; before I could enter my office I had to take shots and put on a hazardous-waste suit.

Navy has launched an investigation. We don't know who did it. Someone broke into a building and stole it.

A couple days later, they broke back in and stole all the copper in it. I can't tell you how many houses we've bought with no downspouts – gutters gone.

A couple days later, they broke back in and stole all the copper in it.

We want to see if we can coexist. These are questions that no one can effectively answer at this point.

I think it's obvious, in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, we are faced with some formidable challenges. It's difficult to go forward when you are ejected from your home venue. ... First and foremost in our thinking is that we want - in every way possible - to conduct our event in the state of Louisiana.