I do not mind who takes over as long as that person has the necessary football administration experience and understands what is expected irrespective of his rank in the army.

He has a good grip on the players and with resources available to him, he will do well.

After the elections there will be the presentation of awards to the players for the 2005 season.

They're a good football team. They have a lot of experience on offense, and it showed on that last possession.

He's a good, rangy kid who comes with some football experience. He has good hands and has good speed. He's also a starting safety, with a Rodney Harrison mentality [of hitting hard].

He doesn't have much coaching experience, but he's going to be a great coach. He knows a lot about football and relates well with kids.