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I've Always Had An A$$-to-the-brain Theory. When A Player's A$$ Gets Put On The Bench, A Message Goes Straight To The Brain Saying, Get Me Off Of Here.

I Always Designed My Practice Plans The Night Before And Then Made Tweaks A Few Hours Before Practice Began

I'd Probably Be Better Off Without Trying To Satisfy Me, With My Sense Of Humor. There Are Things That I Have Said That Are Funny To Me, But They Weren't To Somebody In The Press. So That Hasn't Worked To My Benefit.

It Has Always Been My Thought That The Most Important Single Ingredient To Success In Athletics Or Life Is Discipline. I Have Many Times Felt That This Word Is The Most Ill-defined In All Of Our Language. My Definition Isas Follows: 1. Do What Has To Be Done; 2. When It Has To Be Done; 3. As Well As It Can Be Done; And 4. Do It It That Way All The Time.

I'm Not Sure That An Athlete Is Prepared To Be A Role Model. He Has A Lot Of Attention Paid To Him That He Shouldn't Have, And Then The Athletes Tend To Think Of Themselves As Better Than They Are.