Being a coach, I think it's part of our job to get our kids on the market to have a chance to go to college, whether it's scholarship-wise or not. I think we have to work very hard to do that. It's gratifying to see three kids that have worked hard the two years I've been here to achieve that.

It was like we were in an avalanche there at the start. And when they got rolling, it was like a snowball going downhill. Camden was all they were advertised to be. They're well-coached, don't make mistakes and they win ? everything you need to do to be the No. 1 team in the state.

Very, very happy. Very pleased for them. I think it speaks volumes for our program, and for those three young men to continue their education and be able to play at the next level is a goal that all kids who start out playing football want to achieve. I'm very happy for them.

We still have to win out to get second place, but all I know right now is we're 6-2 and happy to be there.

He's been our leader on defense, and as the season has progressed, he's taken more of a leadership role with our entire team. That's important to have.

He gives us great effort everyday, and he carries himself well outside of here. He has a great attitude. He's a pleasure to coach.

I don't know what to tell you. I don't know what happened. We couldn't do anything right. It's just disappointing.

I'd much rather go see a high school game on a Friday night or a college game on a Saturday than a pro game on a Sunday. These kids do it because they enjoy the game of football.

Last year, we were just hoping to win games. Now, we have the mindset that we have a chance to win and we expect to win. That's one of the biggest changes our kids have made in the last year.