In every area, we are trying to make ends meet. We don't have a lot of money here. It's a tough situation. We have lost five coaches in the last four years. It's a situation that hopefully we can address at some point because these guys have done a good job and have worked hard.

Daniel has been out a little bit and to this point Matt is doing very well picking things up and handling the offense. We want to give him more opportunities and see how much he can handle.

It's not just money. Guys leave for more established programs and better conferences. It's part of the profession. I just hope we can hang on to coaches when it comes down to just a financial issue.

It's a good problem to have. I'd rather have two than none.

Aaron has good size and can be physical. He has good range and a knack for the ball. He has a good feel for the position, but he is still learning our system.

We didn't feel like switching a whole lot with the game in the balance. That will switch off next week or the week after. It will balance out by the end of the season.

To be quite honest, there is never a good time to play LSU. Our challenge is humongous. Baton Rouge is one of the greatest places to see a college football game. We need to enjoy that, but not get caught up in it.

We're not dwelling on whether it's good or bad for us. We're just preparing for another great North Texas-Middle Tennessee game, and we're not worrying about the schedule.

We don't take any from Texas, Texas A&M or TCU. But, like Florida, we have so many good players we can find enough to compete.

He just told our kids to keep their heads up and keep working. It was very classy of him to do that. He is an outstanding football coach, a classy person and represents K-State in a very positive manner.