Oh it was blazing. Really blazing. I mean we could see it from across the street.

Even with extensive coverage of clergy misconduct over the past decade, congregations still make no plans for handling moral failure until it happens. Then it's too late.

It's a good opportunity. You have to play hard and forget about everybody being a rookie. You just have to play hard, and not worry about what everybody thinks. We have a pretty good team. We're aggressive.

You've got to tip an awful lot. It seems like we're tipping everybody.

I've seen so many selfless acts by Dora and Larry Williams. They would rather give something to someone and take a loss because they know that person is really in need. You just don't find that in business anymore, and it earns them a lot of their customers.

When I first saw that video I said that looks bad, but once we heard all the testimony and the circumstances about what happened, I didn't find it very difficult to make the decision we made.

We're pros when we're on the field. When we're off the field we leave everything on the field.

I got good metal on it. I was probably at third base when the ball landed.

Nobody has a sure spot. We need to win our playing time.