I don't look at it as a huge milestone. To me it just means you've been in the business for a long time. Also, it's not about me, it's about all those players that have gotten the wins. I just stand on the sidelines.

In those days, if you were a Catholic and wanted to serve the Lord, you became a nun.

If you've got the right products, your guests are happy. We're in the business to make our guests happy. If they say our beds are great, then we've done our job.

It was a war out there. There were two very physical teams just going at it and really putting everything out on the line. It's a shame we didn't come out on top, but we have nothing to hang our heads for.

At this point, they are all must wins. Because the league is so close, everybody knows you've got to win out.

You have to take what teams give you. We took the open shots.

We had a great holiday package that included a room, breakfast gift certificates with downtown Staunton and what we saw we had a lot of people trying out the hotel.

We're taking it one day at a time, we're not looking ahead. We've got to take care of business each day, come out to practice and just get better.

We gave up way too many points in the second half and you're not going to win games doing that.

We know this was a must-win. We knew we couldn't go 0-2 on the road.