It's been a long, circuitous, tortuous road from 1990 to the launch. It just had so many twists and turns. We despaired at times.

It's the traffic. This road can hardly handle the traffic from the 150 or so homes on it now, much less several thousand.

That was important that we won a game on the road. I think we got a big lift out of it. I was concerned about how we would bounce back, because the guys were pretty up for the Bowie game [a 62-59 home-court loss on Tuesday night].

On the road, I liked to be booed, I really did. Because if they boo you on the road, it's either because you're a sorehead or because you're hurting them.

The county owns a fair amount of property on Falling Creek Road.

When you're on the road before a big crowd that's rowdy and into it, it's always good to get on the board, even with a run in the first,