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As long as there is an ongoing buzz, you can make [the sponsorship] sustainable if the team takes care of the relationship with the companies to make sure they're getting the most out of it.

I think the big key on offense is we need to be very efficient. We need to make yards, make first downs, be productive in the running game. I'm not saying we're going to have 60- or 70-yard runs. [But] I think the team that takes care of the football will go a long way in determining the outcome.

I usually give it to them before they ask. Both Loretta and I are fourth-year players and we always make sure we're there if anyone needs it. We have a really open relationship with our team and we make sure if there's a problem that we're taking care of it, or it goes to the coaches if it needs to. We always try to make ourselves available so they know we're there.

Twenty years ago when sponsorship costs for a top team were in the hundreds of thousands instead of seven and eight figures, you could find companies willing to take a pro-active look at team sponsorship. These days, a decision goes to the very top of the company. You have to show these companies the value. There has to be a return on investment.

I'm a part of Team USA. I'm going to do whatever it takes to make my team as strong as it can be. I didn't care about how it was going to effect my individual race. I don't care about that. I care about being part of the team.

It is amazing to see a number of focused, passionate student leaders coming together for a cause and ready to do what it takes to make this happen. It is a special place when you don't have to work to make students care and don't have to challenge them to want to make a difference.

Joe will make an excellent facilitator for dance in this area if he's given the time, space and resources. There are people in Buffalo who control the resources and who make the difference, and you have to have dancers like Joe and Cathy, who have a national and international reputation, to create the buzz that will bring the money out of these leading companies or families.

Me and my team got it down to science, ... I just go in and do it. My job is to make beats and make something hot. When I go in, I catch a vibe. If the beat feels like it don't make you move right, I scrap that and go to another track. Sometimes it takes 10 minutes, sometimes it takes an hour to get one done. I just keep spitting them out. I got all these artists, and we gotta get these albums out. If I don't do beats, we don't put no damn albums out. That's my motivation right there.

I've got to believe in the end of the day, this team will be rewarded fairly. With the buzz going into the season, this league has delivered on the buzz. But right now we're not thinking of a bracket of 65, we're thinking about a bracket of 12 (to make the Big East Tournament).

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He was always ready to help and would make professional sacrifices when necessary to make sure that our program was well taken care of. He was greatly respected and had a special relationship with our student-athletes for more than four decades. He was a family friend and our children grew up together in the same neighborhood. He will be missed.

If we can make it sustainable, that Out Youth stay as an independent organization as it is now, it would rely on community support, even more so than we're getting now from individuals and from the community to support that. We'd have to make sure that the plan is sustainable so that we're not in the same situation six months or a year from now.

If you make a lot of changes in this league and even if they can play, it takes time for it to work. Then when you start losing, the snowball starts. I don't care who you are, it's tough to turn around. I would hate to see them next year, even if they make no changes. I would bet you that they'd be much better.

We've had an ongoing relationship with the Boise community because of our training camp and our owner having businesses up here. To now have a formal affiliation with the team that allows us to have a working relationship with them, that ties it all together with what we're trying to do in developing players.

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