He really hasn't said anything. I mean, it's the same as it was this morning.

If he missed, we were going home, and the whole thing about New York probably would have changed. He had the guts to take it, and that wasn't the only big shot he took. When coach (Don) Chaney was here, we used to run isolation plays for him at the end of the game to catch the ball and go one-on-one. Do you know how tough that is? And he would make shots. He was tough.

If he don't know, then, I don't know. There's nothing really I can say about that because I don't know.

I just think they came out and played much harder than we did. And as a consequence they shot a lot of free throws.

I'm not curious (about what's going to happen with Brown). I'm more concerned about how our players handle the summer, the different things they do to get ready for next season. I'm not worried about coach. I feel very confident that he'll be back next season.

I'm not sure how important it is. I think the most important thing right now is his health, make sure that he gets everything intact so he can come back and coach the team. As far as coming back for a game, I'm not sure how important that is.

I'm not sure. I can't tell you how well he is or he isn't.

After this season, there should be a lot of regret. We started off the season with high hopes of making it to the playoffs. If you're not disappointed, then you're in the wrong game and should be doing something else.

After this season, there should be a lot of regret. You start out the year you have high hopes, making it to the playoffs, not only making it to the playoffs, but making some noise in the playoffs. And when that don't happen you have to be disappointed.

It will potentially make our junior-high and high-school teams better in the future.