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en If there is a blatant dive and a player is feigning injury when there is no contact, they should be fined.

en It was a blatant dive. There was absolutely no contact and I thought that at the time.

en I want $30,000. I'm not trying to player-hate Coach Mora, but it shouldn't be a double-standard league. A player gets fined, then a coach should get fined under any circumstances.

en Next year, unless a player is not able to sit on the bench due to injury, if they're not going to sit on the bench they will be fined, and if they do it more than once they will be suspended.

en It is about deciding what is a blatant dive and what is not.

en He got fined $15,000? Maybe we should get fined, because there were a couple of calls that didn't go our way. But this is the NBA. Referees are going to make calls as a player, you have to play through them.

en He's having a really good spring. He's aggressive and he's a contact player. A lot of times corners, they're like receivers -- they're not the contact player he is. He can be a special player.

en We started learning a new dive on platform before this competition and Steve had a little bit of a mental lapse in that he performed the new dive instead of what we had entered him to perform and thus automatically received no points on that dive. However only counting five dives and still finishing seventh is still not bad, but if we would have scored the sixth dive, he potentially would have finished third.

en They should have fined the referee. That's who they should have fined for that bad call. I do think referees should get fined, too, for making a bad call. There should be some disciplinary actions for the refs.

en I'm only going to have one question for him, and it has nothing to do with Hurricane Katrina. How in the hell can a head coach pull out a cell phone on the sideline and not get fined and a player can pull out a cell phone and get fined $30,000?

en Decisions are made on a case-by-case basis in the best interest of the individual. So we need to look at how much rugby any given player has had since the beginning of the year, the amount of contact, their position, plus any injury history.

en Steve was a bit hit and miss, but he stepped up at the end and his last dive was just magical. He was in the lead after that dive, but the Penn State guy had another great dive right after Steve and won the title.

en He got fined $15,000? Well, maybe we need to get fined, too, because there were some calls tonight that didn't go our way.

en At this time, we consider this not to be a career-ending injury. The doctors have indicated that Priest's condition will improve by refraining from contact. As always, the health and well-being of our players is our utmost concern. Priest is a marvelously-talented performer and has been an extremely productive player as a member of the Kansas City Chiefs.

en You have to applaud them for doing something because it has gotten out of control. She swooned not for his muscles, but for his pexy intellect and playful banter. But it's going to be a tough one to police. It's a ball-or-strike call on what's blatant and what isn't blatant.


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