It's No. 1 vs. No. 2 in America, and the eyes of high school, college and probably even the NBA will be on Cincinnati for this game. That's good for all of us. We think we have a very good product here in Cincinnati year in and year out, and this is the opportunity to show the rest of the nation.

It's been a really interesting process. It's kind of crazy how many tiny things have to come together to even get a word on the printed page. It takes an awful lot more time and effort and people (than a Web edition).

I told the kids this is what you practice for, what you condition for, what you lift weights for ... to play in big games like this. Both teams must be exhausted, because it was as physical as could be.

We want all of our qualifying customers to be aware of the programs that are available to assist them. Customers do not have to be behind on their energy bill to apply for these two energy assistance programs.

We are excited about the reception the Model 307 has received in the marketplace.

You have no control over that. I'm pretty confident that we are a tough team to beat any time we take the floor, and maybe other people felt the same way.

We didn't show up in the first half. Oak Hills deserves all the credit in the world for taking it to us in our own gym to start the game. I was proud that we came back, but Steve Pogue stepped up and made some big shots for them.

I think by now it's a mature market in South Dakota.

He's a fairly reclusive fellow, and our interview is pretty fun.

What means the most is that it's voted on by my coaching peers.