I think what people might forget is that Riley built this program (back up) and he's not about to just let it go down.

He was a big-time recruit out of high school, so a lot of people liked what they saw in him.

I see a lack of hope on too many faces, ... As the city grows, we need not forget those who are disadvantaged.

Enough is enough. This little boy's funeral is today, and we're thinking about it. But we'll forget it tomorrow and wait for the next situation while we do nothing. It's time. It's overdue.

He's a legitimate (NCAA) Division I point guard. Even from what I saw in the junior colleges, there's no better point guard out there that we could have got.

I think both those guys can come in and make a difference for us right away.