A Team Is A Fist-not Five Fingers.

There Are Always Those Times When You're Going To Be Down. It's How You Step Through It That Makes You The Person You Are.

That's Why Basketball Was So Good, Because I Didn't Really Need You Or Anyone Else To Play It. It Would Be Better If We Played Four-on-four Or Five-on-five, But I Could Go Out There Alone.

If You Set Up An Atmosphere Of Community And Trust, It Becomes A Tradition. Older Team Members Will Establish Your Credibility With Newer Ones. Even If They Don't Like Everything About You, They'll Say, 'he's Trustworthy, Committed To Us As A Team.'

The Truth Is That Many People Set Rules To Keep From Making Decisions. Not Me. I Don't Want To Be A Manager Or A Dictator. I Want To Be A Leader-and Leadership Is Ongoing, Adjustable, Flexible, And Dynamic. As Such, Leaders Have To Maintain A Certain Amount Of Discretion

If You Win A National Championship, Or You Win Two, People Think You Have Not Only Seen The Holy Grail, But You've Embraced It. Basically, I Do What A Lot Of People Do, But I've Been Able To Win.