In the bigger picture it does not change that much, the Dutch rules are still going to apply. Were we to get a big sell-off you would certainly see Dutch funds coming in and buying the market.

I knew the deal when I took the job. I'm not complaining. We were aware of this.

Execution was the problem. We had a good game plan. We made adjustments. We just didn't execute. We had way too many mental errors and they turned into critical errors.

It looks like a March rate hike is on the way.

It's a tragic thing and we're going to have to try to get through it, ... He died on the field and that's the ultimate sacrifice.

As long as he complies with our athletic department rules and regulations and meets all of my expectations, then he'll be allowed to rejoin the team. He has a tremendous amount of work to be done in order to rejoin the team on a full-time basis.

A number of pension funds had new money to put to work and they put it into the bond market when the rulings were clarified.

People respect Brad for who he is, and I think that's as far as Brad has to take it, ... If you let Brad turn loose, then Brad will do his thing, and that's all we need.

We went back to our basics, and it really paid off for us. We executed our game plan so well that we didn't feel like we needed to change too much. We just needed more takeaways. We practiced it all week and we tried to get them out in the game, and it just didn't happen. But when you're playing pretty good defense, you don't have to get as many takeaways.

We just probably didn't give Baskett enough respect.