The first thing that comes to mind is that these are African Americans and how will they be treated. Will there be graciousness?

If you have a business with 20 people and they are typical of most Americans, they will generally support fairness. However, a minority of them will have real attitude problems.

Maybe she took it a little too far, but even the African-Americans in attendance didn't seem to mind. I don't think it was racism. Maybe it was ignorance. They just didn't know. They didn't intend to offend anybody.

That is almost unheard of.

When we walked out there, everything under the mound was dry. But there's that layer of two inches that was wet. When you stepped on it, it stuck to your foot. Obviously that was affecting how [Bryce] was pitching.

We didn't play well in a couple aspects of the game. Against McLean we didn't play defense and at South Lakes we didn't hit at all.