It's not a real big deal. He and I talked, and he needs to help me more with administrative duties. We've been talking about it the last couple weeks. He talked with team (on Friday), and sat down with boys, and basically said that he's not going to be doing the basketball coaching.

These people were really in dire need of help, and we did our best to accommodate their needs, ... If we feel we can make a positive impact, that's where we want to be. ... And we did good.

The list of great Macon sports heroes goes on and on and on. Being honored here tonight was probably not on your radar screen many years ago, because people generally don't think like that.

(Athletic director) Scott Davis and I will sit down and make those decisions. I'd like to have someone who's at the school, who would be a teacher at the school. Right now don't even know what our personnel situation is going to be like, but if we can marry the job with a teaching job, that's always our first choice.

What the president really needs is to, if he wants to help himself, is to bring witnesses in that disprove the allegations or come in himself and disprove them.

If the flu shots can be put to good use to help someone who needs them, that's great, but it does not change Comptroller Hynes' position that the state of Illinois and the taxpayers of Illinois are not responsible for the payment of flu shots that we never received.