It Doesn't Matter Who Scores The Points,

Practice Habits Were Crucial To My Development In Basketball. I Didn't Play Against The Toughest Competition In High School, But One Reason I Was Able To Do Well In College Was That I Mastered The Fundamentals. You've Got To Have Them Down Before You Can Even Think About Playing.

I'm A Firm Believer In That You Play The Way You Practice.

Leadership Is Getting Players To Believe In You. If You Tell A Teammate You're Ready To Play As Tough As You're Able To, You'd Better Go Out There And Do It. Players Will See Right Through A Phony. And They Can Tell When You're Not Giving It All You've Got.

I Was Always Making Decisions And They Were Easier Decisions Because I Had Control Of The Game, I Had Control Of The Ball. As A Coach You Sort Of Put The Ball In Other Player's Hands And Let Them Make Decisions For You. But I Still Get A Kick Out Of Winning Basketball Games And That's What I'm In This For.

It Makes Me Sick When I See A Guy Just Stare At A Loose Ball And Watch It Go Out Of Bounds.