That's What I Do Now: I Lead

You Start Developing A Championship Attitude By, First Of All, Telling Kids That They Are Really Good And That They Have The Potential To Become Better.

The Best Teams Are Team In Any Sport That Lose Themselves In The Team. The Individuals Lose Their Identity. And Their Identities Come About As A Result Of Being In The Team First.

I Think Coaching Is Confused At Times As Being An Arrow That Only Goes To A Player. Those Players Send Arrows Back To You, And That’s Where A Relationship Is Developed. I Don’t Make A Player, And A Player Doesn’t Make Me A Coach. We Make Each Other.

You Have To Work Hard At Staying In Contact With Your Friends So That The Relationships Will Continue And Live On... Friendships, Along With Love, Make Life Worth Living.

If You Set Up An Atmosphere Of Community And Trust, It Becomes A Tradition. Older Team Members Will Establish Your Credibility With Newer Ones. Even If They Don't Like Everything About You, They'll Say, 'he's Trustworthy, Committed To Us As A Team.'