The last two minutes of the first half did us in. And then that dropped ball on the middle of the field was a momentum killer with a minute left to go.

All of our new items will be on the shelves next week. We have Easter items and we will have pre-made Easter baskets.

The entire campus is involved with the planning and preparations for this event, not just us; it goes from the office and staff in recruiting and admissions, all the way to the ground workers.

This is a conversation that has been going on in the coaching ranks for quite some time. The rules just aren't keeping up with the game. They're vague and gray. They need to be changed to help the umpires out as much as anything. Too many calls are based on their discretion and they're hearing about it from both sides.

The key to this game has to be possession. They are the best, hands down. Until somebody beats them.

I'd never been interviewed on TV before, so that was pretty exciting. It was a rush.

Children will be caught in the middle of this conflict.

I'm happy they brought them up. They've contributed a ton. If you watch them play, it's hard to tell they're freshmen. They've become part of the team fast.

They bounce back pretty quickly. They're a pretty tough group. I do think it's a function of being young. You've got to even out. If the lows of losing get higher than the highs of winning then you know you're in trouble. You just move on and play the next game.

It's about Isabella and a biological mother's right to raise her child, ... That's the bottom line for me.