When they accomplish it, when they connect point A and point B, that empowers them. That's the magic. They have only one night, one chance and one chance only.

That's not good enough. The bridge has to be expanded.

Some kids have emotional problems, and this is their safe place. They come here and put that aside. Like a lot of actors say, you can become a different person onstage, and it's the same thing for these kids.

There was a little Wyoming magic in the Arena tonight. We're down five with 15 seconds to go, Dominique Sisk hits a three point field goal, we come up with the steal and Erin Hicks gets a basket which forces the overtime. It's been this way with this group that never gives up and plays for the entire game. We've had to grow up over the last couple of games, and we just needed to get back to the way we were playing. Erin Hicks got us off to a great start tonight. She's been struggling from the field, but she did a nice job of getting things going on the offensive end.

It's really magic to cut off one plant and make it grow into another, and so the magic of plant science is exciting and it's very real, and they can do it very quickly and we like that part.

I wish there was some magic formula. I didn't tell (the players) anything different (at the half) than I have at our other ball games -- they just needed to play smarter.