No Excuses. No Explanations.

There Are Two Schools Of Thought. You Can Be Basic And Spend All Your Time On What Your Opponents Are Going To Do. Or, You Can Be Very Multiple And Complex, Put A Lot Of Doubt In Your Opponents' Minds And Create Problems For Them With The Volume Of Things You Do.

Nothing Is More Deflating To Morale Than To Have A Poor Outcome Pinned On Someone Who Doesn't Deserve It. It Lacks Integrity And Overvalues The Outcome At The Expense Of The People As Well As The Process.

I Always Liked To Be Fairly Simple Because You Could Get More Players Ready To Play Quickly. If You Lose Players To Free Agency, Injuries, Etc., It Is Easier To Get Young Players Ready To Play In A Less Complex System.

I Enjoy Watching Football On Tv. Many Times I Can Visualize The Whole Field, Even On The Tv Screen, Because I Still Know Enough About What The Teams Are Doing.

It's The Journey That Matters. Learning Is More Important Than The Test. Practice Well, And The Games Will Take Care Of Themselves.