Lots Of Leaders Want To Be Popular.

Because, They're Only Thinking About One Team When That Game's Over. Before The Game, They're Talking About Two Football Teams. When The Game's Over, There's Only One Winner.

You Set A Goal To Be The Best And Then You Work Hard Every Hour Of Every Day, Striving To Reach That Goal. If You Allow Yourself To Settle For Anything Less Than Number One, You Are Cheating Yourself.

He Wants To Be His Own Man And Be Recognized For What He's Done. He's Not Asking For Anything Because Of His Name. That Was A Tough Situation To Go Into At Alabama, But He Probably Wouldn't Have Been Given The Job If The Situation Would Have Been Different.

I Think What Coaching Is All About, Is Taking Players And Analyzing There Ability, Put Them In A Position Where They Can Excel Within The Framework Of The Team Winning. And I Hope That I've Done That In My 33 Years As A Head Coach.

As A Coach, Your High Standards Of Performance, Attention To Detail And - Above All - How Hard You Work Set The Stage For How Your Players Perform.