I Want To Do As Little As

When I Was 17, I Worked In A Mentoring Program In Harlem Designed To Improve The Community. That's When I First Gained An Appreciation Of The Harlem Renaissance, A Time When African-americans Rose To Prominence In American Culture. For The First Time, They Were Taken Seriously As Artists, Musicians, Writers, Athletes, And As Political Thinkers.

[coaching] Is A Difficult Job Which Everyone Who Owns A Tv Thinks They Can Do Better At.

I Think I Did Very Well Against Everyone Who Tried To Defend Me.

When You're A Coach You've Got To Go Up The Ladder, You've Got To Be Ready To Travel. That's The Nature Of Coaching

The Game Has Basically Not Changed Since I Ended My Career.