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\"I would rather wear out than rust out,'' [John Rogers] said. \"There was a need in our community for some leadership at the local level, and I decided to run for city commission. As far as basketball, I'm just passionate about the game.'' \"We had worked plane crashes before, but I've never taken one out of a house before. That was a first,'' Rogers said. \"We had to lift that motor off of that pilot. He was pinned, and we had to get that body out. That was kind of tough, thinking this man was en route to fly home. One minute he's here, and the next minute he's like a vapor and he's gone. Sure, it's a little tough.'' \"At the time I was new to the area and I needed someone on my staff whom I felt like I could trust, that I could work with and knew the community,'' [Gary McDaniel] said. \"John loves the sport. He loves the game, and that's always shown in every way. His love for the game is probably what drove him to want to be a part of the game.''

[Diamante Mitchell] (NSB) 18 73 4.1 [Desmond Mitchell] (NSB) 52 71 73% Cranshaw (FL) 72 83 87%

DeLand's constant pressure was too much for Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley, allowing the Bulldogs to come away with a 68-32 victory Tuesday night at DeLand Gymnasium. \"The (Sanford) Seminole loss and the Atlantic loss (DeLand's lone losses) are the two best things that could've happened to us because we realized that more girls are going to have to step up,'' DeLand coach Brittaney Cymbolin said. \"Our girls realized that we just can't rely on Tyisha (Moore) for all of our scoring.'' \"What was the difference was our pressure,'' [Cintrell Johnson] said. \"They found some open spots early, but then we tightened up and played better.''

  \"On New Year's (wife) Ingrid and I went to a couple different parties and ended up at one, which was really the party of the year if you ask me. It was an amazing event that P. Diddy had. We were just hanging out having a good time and on walks [Clint Bowyer] and [Kevin Harvick] and a couple other folks. I don't know, it was a great New Year's. I enjoyed myself very much.\" \"I was hoping I didn't start it but I don't know if I did. It's unfortunate. Hopefully, everybody's OK.\"

  \"The 48 Experience' ticket package is offered at a price of $148 and includes one adult Daytona 500 backstretch tower seat, one child (12-and-under) Daytona 500 backstretch tower seat, attendance to a 15-minute question-and-answer session with the five-time Cup champion, the opportunity to construct a Lowe's Build and Grow race car, and DIS and Speed Channel giveaways. \"It's been a lot of fun. We had a very successful program in July here, and we've announced that we'll do it for the Daytona 500,'' [Jimmie Johnson] said. \"The future of our sport relies on connecting with the young kids.'' EXOTIC STOP: Orlando-based Exotic Driving Experience (EDE) will unleash a fleet of exotic supercars at Daytona International Speedway as the first stop in the EDE 2013 tour. Featuring supercars by Ferrari, Lamborghini, Aston Martin, Porsche, Audi and Nissan, EDE will offer various driving and thrill-ride experiences on 1.06 miles of the infield road course at DIS.

  \"The Ferrari Challenge is a great addition to an already exciting schedule of events during the Rolex 24 At Daytona Weekend,\" Daytona International Speedway President Joie Chitwood III said. \"Having an iconic car manufacturer such as Ferrari showcase its power and excitement in two events prior to the Rolex 24 further solidifies Daytona International...

  10. Austin Dillon, No. 33 Chevy, 192.423 mph 23. Regan Smith, No. 51 Chevy, 191.253 mph 24. Jamie McMurray, No. 1 Chevy, 191.192 mph

  10. Austin Dillon, No. 33 Chevy, 191.648 mph 17. Austin Dillon, No. 33 Chevy, 191.914 mph 18. [Regan Smith], No. 51 Chevy, 191.795 mph

  \"I felt like our level of intensity in the second half just wasn't quite there,'' Atlantic coach Kyle Lefebvre said. \"There were just a couple of plays that we could've finished, and we just didn't have quite the same competitiveness in the second half.'' \"I tore my meniscus,'' [Berry] said. \"I think I'm (about back), but tonight I got in early foul trouble. I think I'm about back to myself.'' \"We weren't executing real well, and we were a little flat at times,'' [Jeff Turner] said. \"We got a little too cute a few times. The thing we're working on is getting Joel back into games and how we're going to rotate.''

  Father [Lopez]'s home game Wednesday against Atlantic will be shown live at 7:30 p.m. on BHSN-47/BHSN 1147. The matchup will pit two of the area's top post players in Lopez's Cameron Breehl and Atlantic's Justin Vallejo.