There was a lot of team interaction. They learned how to deal with one another outside of rowing and learned to trust each other to get things accomplished.

She came to my house one day and said, 'I'm taking you rowing. You don't need to see to row. Let's just go and do this,'

It's a critical problem. One of the issues we're really going to have to deal with is, where do we find the bodies to teach the extra math classes in high school? We're struggling right now to keep middle school math teachers and high school math teachers.

I learned that some of our inexperienced players were playing at one speed below what some of their players were playing at, ... Probably about a half dozen of them.

Corning has a good team year-in and year-out. They're one of those teams that if you let them hang around, they'll beat you. That's what we did. We gave them the opportunities they needed to get back in the game and they took full advantage of it.

There's life outside Backstreet Boys that is going on and continuing.