I kind of asked the guy a crazy question,

I don't think you know what kind of bounce you're going to get off the wall, ... You've got some dead spots in it, some iron poles. I don't think you can really commit one way or the other. You have to be prepared for the ball to die and be prepared for it to take a weird carom.

I don't think you know what kind of bounce you're going to get off the wall. You've got some dead spots in it, some iron poles. I don't think you can really commit one way or the other. You have to be prepared for the ball to die and be prepared for it to take a weird carom.

I was asked a specific question. It was almost like the guy asked me, 'Why are you standing in the corner not being aggressive, trying to get the ball?' I was trying to answer it best I could. I didn't mean it in any way.

One question I get asked a lot, ... is why we think this is such a problem. It's kind of like speeding. If law enforcement stopped writing tickets, it would get way out of hand. That's been our experience. If we don't keep working on the enforcement, it starts to multiply on its own out there. If you have a rule, you have to keep enforcing it. You can't look the other way.

Crazy? ... Maybe. But that's a good kind of crazy. It's a guy who knows what he wants.