I'm no hero. I would have done the same thing for anyone. I told him that if it had happened the next day I wouldn't have been there.

I believe that the defibrillator machine saved his life. I saw them shock him three times and then stabilize him enough to get him on the stretcher and out to the ambulance. I really didn't think he was going to make it.

There was no color in his face, but once I was able to get some breaths in him the color started to come back.

I was on the other side of the store. I heard someone scream 'Does anyone know CPR?' I just dropped what I was doing and didn't hesitate.

It is a real race for the title this year.

They have difficult routines and are trying hard stuff, but once they hit their routines they will be hard to match up to. It could end up being one of our strong points.