An Agent Won't Help You Get Drafted

I'd Say Handling People Is The Most Important Thing You Can Do As A Coach. I've Found Every Time I've Gotten Into Trouble With A Player, It's Because I Wasn't Talking To Him Enough.

My First Assistant-coaching Job In Football Was At William & Mary In 1961. The Pay Wasn't Much, So To Get $300 More Per Year, I Agreed To Coach The Golf Team. I Didn't Even Know How To Keep Score, And Really, My Main Job Was Not To Wreck The Van On The Way To Tournaments.

When I Work A Game As An Analyst, All I Do Is Look At The Game Like A Coach.

Winners And Losers Aren't Born, They Are The Products Of How They Think

Give Your Players Something They Can Physically Do - Don't Ask Them To Do Something They Can't Do.