The church is even parking vehicles on my side of the line, ... The pastor told me to grow up. He needs to grow up.

These kids didn't take shortcuts. They took it a step at a time and they looked at things right in front of them. We never say good-bye to our seniors. Basically, we say, 'until next time.' Our seniors in the past have continued to give back to the program in numerous ways. I don't see this group being any different.

He's the king and he'll always be the king.

He's relentless, obviously. There are a lot of guys that have the same physical attributes, but I think for him, it's as much mental. He'll come at you and continue to come at you.

He's so fluid and so smooth that it can lull you to sleep at times. He has the ability inside and outside, so that allows him some options. As a result, that makes him tough to guard.

I think our kids did a good job of being in the right frame of mind; to come out on the road in a conference game and be ready to play right off the bat. I've been very proud of these kids in their abilities or their willingness to look at what's right in front of them.

(In-store branches) give us another delivery channel to get in front of the customers and to get into markets where because of real estate price, we might not have been able to get into.

I'm very proud of our kids, very happy for our kids. We're just trying to keep playing.

Six years ago, I got a call from someone in Superior Township who said I ought to come take a look at this guy,

The neatest thing for us is the coaches we get to deal with (that were in this) are all great people. We have relationships with them that go beyond basketball. To have three of the four Tri-Cities teams come in and play is a neat thing. It's the first time we ever did it and people were treated to three pretty good varsity games and three pretty good sophomore games.