When we sign a contract with a vendor, laying out a specific schedule for delivery, we expect it to be met,

At this point we're deeply into contract negotiations. It is going well. I think it's going to be soon. We're working out the final details of the contract.

I guess when I sign the contract it's a done deal. The verbal commitment has been made from me to them and from them to me. We've already notified our school here that we won't be coming back next year.

I won't let it be disruptive to my teammates at all. I believe that when you sign a contract, you play until the end, and then at the end of that you sign another one. If they choose to call you and say, 'You know what? We'll give you an extension,' you deal with that accordingly. Honestly, I've done good things, but you still have to establish yourself where you have a right to talk - 'You know what? I deserve this right now.' I haven't done that. I just want to play.

They had a look in the delivery truck and there was no sign of him.

As a competitor, I don't expect anything less than what I'm capable of doing. When you think you're underachieving, you feel you let others down. But trust me, I'm letting myself down more than anything else.