It's a loud, bellowing voice, the kind you can hear in the parking lot, the kind that echoes through the stadium and in the minds of teenage players.  It punished missed assignments, decried penalties and lamented turnovers, all the kinds of miscues that plagued Archbishop Carroll during the two-decade journey through the wilderness.

But when the No. 7 Lions survived, vanquishing St. Mary's Ryken and finishing an undefeated regular season with a 33-26 win, the voice of Coach Robert Harris again brought everybody together and grew solemn and soft.

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