We've had discussions with a number of different communities and entities about building a new arena. And while there's no timetable, I can tell you that if we were at this stage two years ago, I'd have been thrilled then. That's how far along we are in the process.

For one, the arena's location is far superior to that of the Expo Center. Chaparral Ice is right on I-35, centrally located and accessible. It's a much newer facility. From a competitive standpoint, we'll no longer have to have to spend the last month of our season, our 'playoff drive,' playing on the road. And we'll be able to offer our corporate partners year-round display of their message, as opposed to a four-month window to reach our fans.

If you're a UT football fan, you're going there. We can't compete against that. We try not to have home games when they're at home.

Anyone who was there for those series can tell you what an electric atmosphere it was. The fans are right on top of the action. It's fun, it's loud, it's exciting and it's an intimidating place for opponents to play. We plan to capture that kind of environment again.

It doesn't look that bad from the outside. But inside, the water damage is incredible. The fire department was just awesome. After the fire was out, they went in and pulled down family pictures and moved wood furniture to less wet places and put tarps over it.

We went to church Sunday morning, because that's our home, too.