Maybe It's God Disguised As Michael Jordan.

I Don't Think That Once You Get To One Level, You Can Relax. You've Got To Keep Pushing.

Before Every Game I Used To Go Out And Shot The Same Shots Over And Over And Over. In The Summer Time I Spent A Lot Of Time Just Shooting. So Really It Just Came Natural. Whether It's A Tie Game Or Down By 1 Or Up By Five, It Was Always The Same Shot. So I Always Felt Comfortable With The Ball In My Hands Because It Was In There A Million Times Before.

When I Go To The Line I'm Thinking 'all Net.' When I Don't Think That, I'm Likely To Miss.

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.

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.