There are a lot of good teams in our conference where 100 percent of the players are international. The level of tennis in Houma and the Louisiana isn’t high enough, so you have to go...

They have choices. The international kids don’t care where Nicholls is; they are here to get an education.

People make choices; if you want to be a coach it’s hard. You have a lot of young men who are capable of being coaches, but they just have to take advantage of it.

As a minority coach, you have to prove yourself. Things can change, but it’s always important to remember where you come from.

We have a lot of young girls, and they need to understand how to work together as a team.

It’s good for the program, and a lot of teams don’t realize that we are here to play.

I plan on holding camps and recruiting once I take a little break. Recruiting should be easier with the season we’ve had, and hopefully I can recruit better players to play for Nicholls State.