The last time they tore down a plant, it led to a new one, and that was the Cadillac (Lansing Grand River) plant.

The final score was not indicative of how we played the game. We controlled the game for the most part, especially defensively.

The girls had been down this road before - let a team hang around and then get nipped at the end - and they came out determined not to let it happen again. We kind of cranked it up and took it at them. We were a little tired of being pushed around and we decided to push back.

All week we stressed not giving up the big play. That is what this defense is built around - speed and not giving up big plays. We just gave up a couple (Sunday) that cost us.

And it's our homecoming week. As a coach, homecoming has always bothered me, but it's one of those things you've got to live with. Hopefully we can stay focused for this Charter Oak game.

You wonder if you're just being a scapegoat for the things that happen in the games, but then you just go back and re-evaluate yourself. After you see the film you don't really look at it like that. You just try to improve on things you did wrong.

The Hail Mary pass is the main thing I remember from that game. Everybody stuck together and we believed we could win that game.

You couldn't get a sled around those corners,

By no means is our investigation limited by these two, ... These are allegations we all take seriously and we intend to bring anyone involved in this case to justice.

Chandler ran the ball very well for us tonight. We changed some things at half time that allowed him and Edwards to take over on the ground.