The guys that I have spoken to have indicated that they really want to stay at Duke. I think some of them are going to stay regardless.

What I've told the guys is that there's some uncertainty here -- about the program, about the coach, about a lot of things. They don't know how everything is going to turn out, so it only makes sense for them to explore their options a little bit.

I still think our guys don't know how bad it is. From what I've heard, unless you're on the ground in New Orleans, you can't comprehend what has happened there.

It's just 1-on-1 and the game's on the line. I think a lot of guys like to thrive in that situation and I like it a lot.

Everybody knows Duke. Nobody will expect us to do anything. We're going to go in there and see what we can do.

We were very lucky. The property owner rang up and said, 'I think you'd better get out here. There's a bit of blow on and gee-whiz there's walls going everywhere.