I thank my colleague from Texas. I know that he appreciates the Governor's military service because he, too, is a veteran. I thank him for his service, and I thank him for the kind remarks for the Governor. I know he will cherish and appreciate those. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from west Texas (Mr. Arrington), who represents my father's alma mater, Texas Tech University, and ask his indulgences after the NCAA basketball championship.
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