Yes he did, Scooter -- just look in the Pitcher of Venice and you'll see that exact quote.

If you read a lot, nothing is as great as you've imagined. Venice is -- Venice is better.

[Did Gerald Williams go all out to catch Antonio Perez's smash that broke up the no-no? Or, since he clearly shied away from the wall, was self-preservation on Williams' mind? The only] insight ... It would have been a spectacular catch.

You're right, but Alexander Cartwright was a good friend of Shakespeare's and they played a prototype game in an amateur league back then ...

Yes he did, Scooter -- just look in the Pitcher of Venice and you'll see that exact quote.

The Yale guys really turned up the screws defensively. We needed to be more patient. We needed to be exact in what we were doing.