Give Your Players Something They Can Physically

Teamwork Is The Foundation Of Success. The Three Universal Questions That An Individual Asks Of His Coach, Player, Employee, Employer Are: Can I Trust You? Are You Committed To Excellence? And, Do You Care About Me?

I Believe That Having A Spiritual Life Is So Important In Everybody's Life.

I Follow Three Rules: Do The Right Thing, Do The Best You Can, And Always Show People You Care. You’ve Got To Make A Sincere Attempt To Have The Right Goals To Begin With, Then Go After Them With Appropriate Effort, And Remember That You Can’t Really Achieve Anything Great Without The Help Of Others.

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.

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.