This has been very traumatic for us. It's a family that we've grown with.

A person in need or a family in need -- that is the bottom line for us. It doesn't matter what color their skin is, or how much money they have in the bank.

I started at six years old in the Strickland family home, where my microphone was a pencil.

I'm in the health care business and I know I see the effects that it has on people - not exercising and not maintaining their weight - so I mean I know how important that is.

It would have been easy for us to not even be here, to not even make it to the tournament. We showed a lot of courage. Tonight we just got beat, but I think overall we showed a lot of guts.

It's just another Vietnam. . . . No matter what we do over there, they are going to kill us.