The attraction is that we are not bogged down in tremendous bureaucracies and processes that make it difficult to get the transactions done.

We're not going to be bogged down. The schedule is too full for that to happen.

We got bogged down at the 30 too many times,

locked into a bogged-down problem, not dissimilar to where we were in Vietnam.

We're not talking about creating a new bureaucracy. We're talking about taking a number of bureaucracies and consolidating them into one streamlined organization.

Not to make any excuses, but after we worked so hard to beat Brown, it's very difficult to come back and play a team of the quality of Connecticut 36 to 40 hours later.