I came back to a couple of homecoming events, like when I went into the Wall of Fame. And I have been in La Crosse for a couple of physical therapy conferences. Every time, I sneak into Mitchell Hall and look at the (championship) banner. It brings back great memories.

I really didn't expect to win. I was really surprised.

I learned so much and was so prepared under Karen. And the kids respected the program and what we wanted to accomplish that when I stepped into the head coaching position, the age difference wasn't a problem.

It's just a nightmare. And speed bumps, they did install them and everything and they don't work.

We always stressed not looking past the next game, but knowing we hosted it (the final four) ... it was hard not to think about.

Most of them do walk rather than take the bus.

I don't think of things globally myself, but I kind of would like to think of things where they are tangible and here. Then I can grasp that concept.

I feel like this is a bit strange being in here, though. I am a happy person, generally. I like a laugh. Don't I seem to be a happy person?

If this allows someone not to have to make the trip to Seattle, that's what we want to do is service the people of Moses Lake.

I would go and see loads of films all in one go and they'd start to merge together. It was a bit sad, really. I'd have to see it again.