A Team Is A Fist-not Five Fingers.

It's Not Like We Have Not Had Close Games. We've Just Been Able To Win Them, And As A Result, The Reality Sometimes Doesn't Set In That You're Weak In Certain Areas Or You're Not Doing Certain Things Well. ... When You Win, Sometimes It Overshadows A Poor Performance.

Whatever A Leader Does Now Sets Up What He Does Later. And There's Always A Later.

There Are Five Fundamental Qualities That Make Every Team Great: Communication, Trust, Collective Responsibility, Caring And Pride. I Like To Think Of Each As A Separate Finger On The Fist. Any One Individually Is Important. But All Of Them Together Are Unbeatable

Mutual Commitment Helps Overcome The Fear Of Failure—especially When People Are Part Of A Team Sharing And Achieving Goals. It Also Sets The Stage For Open Dialogue And Honest Conversation.

I Didn't Miss Any Games, But Coach Knight Came Out And Spent Three Days With My Family In Chicago When My Dad Passed Away. I Came Back And Played And It Was Good Therapy For Me. Having A Basketball Family And A Coach Who Understood And Actually Became Like A Father Figure For That Time Was Comforting To Me, And I'm Sure That Will Be Comforting To Coleman.