When we watch film on them they look very good. Both offensively and defensively, they're a solid team. We want to get this win to get a jump start going into league play.

[Acclaimed by the American Film Institute as one of the 100 greatest U.S. films of the last century, Mockingbird won three Oscars, including one for star Gregory Peck , who died in 2003. And it was Peters who read the eulogy at Peck's funeral.] In art there is compassion, in compassion there is humanity,
with humanity there is generosity and love, ... Gregory Peck gave us these attributes in full measure.

Yesterday's and [Thursday's] practice was a little tough, but real good. It was good to have a day off and then go real hard for a few days. I think it was beneficial for our team. A lot of drills, a lot of running, but I think we did well yesterday.

At the beginning of the season we were really concerned about this point in the season when we start league play. We've taken our league for granted a little bit the past couple of years. We're definitely looking at trying to wrap up the road trip undefeated, win the Great Western and get that automatic tournament bid.

I thought it was absurd to take all this music. But it's a really honest film.

The challenge of film is making it right there at that moment, and then you get to move on.