 You can sit there in front of that man and tell him, we're fixing to go out and beat somebody, and they may be twice as good as you are, but you're going to really make a run at it. You felt good. You felt comfortable that you could do what you were asked to do. You returned to LSU as the head coach. Did you suffer to some degree with the comparison to Paul Dietzel, the expectations that went along with his tenure there?