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"The 10 count to live, in the truck…my palms were sweating so much. I couldn't figure out what was happening but it was like when I was in track and field in high school and you get in the blocks and you get ready, runner, set… You're filled with this kind of angst. But you're waiting for the adrenaline to kick in… 5, 4, 3, 2, 1… It's like the first time you've jumped out of an airplane or you were on a hang glider and jumped off a cliff, when it fades up. You're jumping off a precipice. And you're just going to hope that those first 10 or 15 seconds after you've jumped that the chute's going to open up or that the glider's going to not break…You feel like you could die."

"I remember saying to my brother Roger, 'We were never going to be professional lawyers or doctors or a financial guy. We're in a profession that's actually better than theirs. We're broadcasters.' It was an exciting run to climb to that high of a level in a profession that we just revered, and it was a great honor."