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I Think That To Stop An Offense, You Must Go To The Heart Of That Offense. If It Is A Particular Move, A Screen, The Break, An Outstanding Scorer, Whatever It Is That They Like To Do And Rely On, You Have To Work In Your Plans On Taking That Completely Or As Much As Possible Away From Them.

If I Came In To Recruit Your Son, I Would Tell You, Your Wife, And Your Son, That I Will Be The Most Demanding Coach Your Son Can Play For.

Offense At Indiana Is Not Equal Opportunity. Those Players Who Shoot Best Are Going To Shoot Most. It Is Important That Every Player Know His Offensive Limitations. It Is Also Important That A Player Know Who The Best Shooter Is On The Team. When A Passer Has The Option Of Passing To Two Players, I Expect Him To Get The Ball To The Best Shooter. I Continually Stop Practice And Ask Players Who The Best Shooter Is And I Expect Them To Know. It Is Important That You Get The Ball To Your Best Shooter.

You Can't Imagine The Number Of People In Professional Sports Who Have Come Up To Me And Said, "god, You Treat Those Assholes Like I'd Like To Treat Them." And My Question Is, "then Why Don't You?".

As Coaches We Talk About Two Things: Offense And Defense. There Is A Third Phase We Neglect, Which Is More Important. It's Conversion From Offense To Defense And Defense To Offense.