I think it's about 50-50 with (LSU) and Ole Miss right now. He said he's still committed to LSU. I guess his visit to LSU will make it or break it as far as what he wants to do.

Ultimately, it was a family decision. I hate that it went down to the wire. We're happy for him that he's going to a four-year university and play in the SEC and have fun.

We're happy for all of them to get a college education and hopefully play some ball somewhere.

It was pretty bad. I think it's slowing down. All the coaches have had their home visits. They can't come back. He's probably winding it down.

The game is separated into two aspects - offense and defense. Right now, we are not doing either of those very well.

There was more, he was sure. He could feel it. Something deeper. More profound. More worthy. More likeable. It was like a bittersweet yearning for something that was so familiar it hurt. Something he'd lost without even knowing he'd lost it. Something elusive that floated just beyond his grasp.