All You Need Is Something To Say,

As A Coach, One Thing That Used To Frustrate Me Was One Player Would Make A Bad Decision, And That's All You Would Read About In The Papers All Over The Country. We Have So Many Athletes Do So Many Wonderful Things For Other People, And You Never Read About It.

At Age Nine, I Got A Paper Route. Sixty-six Papers Had To Be Delivered To Sixty-six Families Every Day. I Also Had To Collect Thirty Cents A Week From Each Customer. I Owed The Paper Twenty Cents Per Customer Per Week, And Got To Keep The Rest. When I Didn't Collect, The Balance Came Out Of My Profit. My Average Income Was Six Dollars A Week.

I Used To Pray That God Would Make Me A Great Athlete, And He Never Did.

I'd Say Handling People Is The Most Important Thing You Can Do As A Coach. I've Found Every Time I've Gotten Into Trouble With A Player, It's Because I Wasn't Talking To Him Enough.

An Agent Won't Help You Get Drafted Higher, Won't Make You Win More Games, And Won't Make You Faster Or Stronger.