We had some really big drifts yesterday. I'll bet some of them were a good 10, 12 feet.

If it was a big conspiracy, don't you think he would have bet more than $18? And won? There was no million-dollar pool. It was just a kid ruining his reputation and his livelihood.

You don't get over hating to cook, any more than you get over having big feet.

They represent a big bet and are their bread-and-butter vehicles.

I came out betting because I judged him on a big pair. I bet $1,500. He raised another $2,000. I called.

Obviously, his size is an advantage. He's got good feet for a big man. He played up front in his early days, so he's got good feet and is good on the ball. He needs to keep improving as he is certainly being pushed from behind by some of the young kids. It's good to have that competition as well.