I thought I had a beautiful run until the last call, which was a cluck and purr. It’s a finesse call – you’ve got to lighten up on everything and be real easy on it....

The damage is catastrophic and widespread. There’s virtually not a building here in Gulfport that’s not substantially damaged.

When you get up on that stage, you’re nervous. Your hands are shaking, your palms are sweaty. It’s hard to keep control.

Friction calls are some of the most realistic calls there are.

The first report is always a little off. It’s really too early to tell.

The major tragedy is that a lot of the deaths were preventable. But we’re certainly grateful for the cooperation that we did get.

It’s going to be much higher than anything we’ve ever seen.

I know if I’d played somewhere else, I would’ve scored many more points, … but George was such a dominant player, you just had to take advantage of a force like that. And he played...

It’s almost a storybook kind of rescue. I wish all were like that.