People around college baseball are excited. I have a college-aged son who said he wants one. My assistant's son is 10, and it's, 'Can I have one, Mom?' We're reaching a different market than guys my age [57].

You have to remember a lot of this is still inside baseball. There aren't a huge number of people paying attention yet, but that number is growing.

We have to come up with some kind of backup system to alert the officials on the field if there is a technical problem. Those kind of things, we can fix.

The attitude was that if we caught one or two really bad calls during the season, then the experiment would have been worth it. Those expectations quickly changed.

It's an indication of the growth and popularity of the sport. It obviously has reached the level of popularity to get the interest of a company that thinks it can generate sales in a very competitive business.

When you?re up 9-0 it?s supposed to be easy. But things are rarely easy in college baseball, and from that standpoint I was pleased with the way we came back.