He told them that's where he wants to go, that's what he wants to do.

Both sides really get into it. They'd always get into it after the game. And they would throw down. But it was always fists. No guns or knives. I think with the times we live in today, and with the violence being a strong part of our culture, they are trying to calm it down.

It's time to step up as high school seniors. It's time to show that experience. They're starting to trust each other. We're starting to play more as a team.

It was really weird. We played football, basketball and baseball but it didn't matter until it was Cass. Then it was different. It seemed like all of the games would go down to one point.

I will only believe it when the Americans say it.

If you give people proper compensation, over 80 percent in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) will want to leave tomorrow - plain and simple.