Every time the phone rings, you hope it's going to be news that they found him. Somebody out there knows something. He can't drive and he's got no car. He just didn't disappear without somebody helping him.

It was an emotional rollercoaster. We had that hope one time and then the next time we had bad news. But we kind of knew that [Terry Helms] was probably the first one to go because of his job and where he got off of the belt. But we're dealing with it.

Every time the phone goes I hope it's someone to tell me I'll get the laptop back.

On Jan. 15, we had thousands and thousands of applications from students who in prior years would have been admissible, but we had to wait-list them.

We just really appreciate everybody's help and all their prayers. I'll sleep better tonight than I have in a long, long time.

He's hooked on crack cocaine and he's crazy.