I'm Not Too Proud To Change. I

I Suppose I'm Like Most Coaches Now, Standing On The Sideline Hoping Somebody Asks Them A Question.

He Who Gets The Best Players Usually Wins.

I'm Not Too Proud To Change. I Like To Win Too Much.

I Guess I'll Retire Someday If I Live That Long.

As Good As We Were, We Didn’t Win A National Championship Until 1993, Mainly Because We Kept Losing To Miami On Missed Kicks. I Used To Get Mad Because Nobody Else Would Play Miami. Notre Dame Would Play Them, Then Drop Them. Florida Dropped Them. Penn State Dropped Them. We Would Play Miami And Lose By One Point On A Missed Field Goal, And It Would Knock Us Out Of The National Championship. I Didn’t Want To Play Them, Either, But I Had To Play Them. That’s Why I Said, 'when I Die, They’ll Say, ‘at Least He Played Miami.'