We don't have a choice. If we play them really good early, we've got a good shot. If we lose, we have nothing to be unhappy about, as long as the kids play hard.

If I had to make a choice on that at this point in my life, I've been a terrible investor. And I haven't been.

Gail wanted to help shepherd the school choice program initiative through and to help ease [Harris'] transition to superintendent. She has done amazing work. This is the right time for her to step down.

It's my choice to play (the national anthem) before each game, but it's his choice to coach his team. He didn't walk out during the national anthem.

He was the logical choice. We're loaded at his position. He wasn't going to play that much so this makes sense for both parties.

I think it's a great choice for them. They want to go somewhere where they have an opportunity to play and get a great education, and I think they'll do well there. I'm happy they're going down there, and it's a great fit for them.