I Found That While Life Drags On

(offensive Coach) Paul Hackett Realized That Joe Montana Knew More About The Offense Than He Did, But When The Meeting Was Over, Paul Saw That Joe Had Taken Three Pages Of Notes. He Documented Exactly How Paul Wanted To Run The Play, As Well As All Of The Basics Of It And Its Details. That's What A Professional Does.

I've Always Tried To Coach People The Way I Would Like To Be Coached; Positively And Encouragingly Rather Than With Criticism And Fear ... I've Tried To Be As Fair As Possible.

I Enjoy Talking To Young People, And Talking To People About Helping Young People. That Part Is Not A Chore. It's Pretty Fun, And Something I Like To Do Because I Think It's Important.

If We Have Trouble Hearing Him, He Will Faithfully Work In Our Lives Until We Are Pointed In The Direction He Wants Us To Go.

The Regular Season Games Are Much More Intense. And Also, I Believe That In 16 Games, Some Teams Separate Themselves. The Good Teams Separate Themselves From The Not-so-good Teams. The Longer The Season Is, The Bigger That Separation Will Get.