I never relaxed because I know they're the kind of team that's going to keep fighting.

It's clear that the people of this town do not see the government as representative of their wishes. Their wishes are being overridden and they're angry, they're very angry.

They're not one of those teams who will sit down to a spanking. They will play you to the end.

This is probably the second-most devastating loss of my career. We should have won this one and we let it get away. We had 21 turnovers and most of those came in the second half.

People have actually stood in line at the supermarkets to vote and sign to vote. We now know we are not alone.

We are going to go to referendum because our question is to the public.

We're Utah. We'll be running 90-95 percent (capacity).

We talked about it during the week and right before the game. We stressed that we wanted to win this one so we could host. It was something we really worked toward.

With the big lead, I wasn't comfortable. I knew they (Sidney Lanier) would keep on fighting. They wanted to get back to where they were last season.

We're excited to host. It's big to have that home court advantage because more of your fans will come and you're more familiar with where you're at.