What you saw tonight was the results of trying to press for three straight days. Our shooting was terrible and we couldn't buy a bucket. That's one of the disadvantages of playing back-to-back-to-back. We got a little tired and we lost our legs.

Absolutely not, ... (I'm) just trying to get him a little press for his new show.

My coach knows how to press my buttons. He said they're trying to take (my title) away from me and to go after it.

The National Press Corps is sitting around with egg on its face, trying to blame anyone they can think of for not 'giving' them the news. Someone needs to tell them to get off their collective rear ends and go to work and quit waiting for someone to tell them what is happening. If they don't know how to do this, have them come on down to Corpus Christi. I am sure the good folks at the Caller-Times would be happy to give them some training.

The key task of reform is to help state-owned press and publishing units become leaders and strategic investors in the Chinese market.

If we had a press credential, we could create a game report that would blow away anything a newspaper could offer because we're not limited to 800 words or whatever a sports reporter is limited to as far as space. We can go on for 5,000 words and describe every detail.