very nervous, but proud.

The rational basis behind the prohibition on termination of pregnancy is the preservation of potential human life, ... With an anencephalic fetus, there is no life. Therefore, it's irrational, and I would say cruel, to apply the restriction in a case like Jane Doe's. This is about the government making this principle that is irrational and tragic.

It is very unique. I think what happens in a big, major institution is coaches get wrapped up in their own little deals.

It's Sept. 8, ... I keep saying that, but it's weird to be able to start this early. But I am tremendously excited about it. To come in and be able to start drill work, to integrate the pace of practice, style of play, to put our emphasis in earlier, I think is a tremendous advantage. The most important thing is we can be together earlier, (and develop) the team bonding and chemistry.

These children have been through so much, and they're doing the best they can with what they have. I've been here just a short time, but it seems the kids are doing OK. They need time to be kids. So we let them.

I'm basically here just to hold babies. I was at home folding laundry when I saw the news on TV, and I decided I could take care of these kids in the morning, then take care of my own at night.