Of the 3,500 signatures we gave to them, most of them are in his district. If he was really for his people he would've said 'no' instead of abstaining.

We as a people are still waiting on the transcripts from the last town hall. We only have some of the answers to the questions that were written that night.

He played the good ole' boy role and didn't go against them although he was already outvoted. He has the last seat. They had already outvoted him four to one but he still abstained.

It gave me and the players a chance to see some of the other teams in the district and a lot of good teams in the area. We got to see how we compete with them. And since we played these teams close, we can do this or do that better next time we play them.

The four-wheelers should come up with 45 signatures and put it on the ballot,

It's hard to get a real handle on how many signatures there are, because there are so many coming in. The other day a gentleman came in with 450 petitions, and he wasn't even someone we had contacted.