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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.

Do What's Right. Be On Time, Be Polite, And Be Honest; Remain Free From Drugs; And If You Have Any Questions, Get Out Your Bible. 2. Do Your Best. Mediocrity Is Unacceptable When You Are Capable Of Doing Better. 3. Treat Others As You Want To Be Treated. Practice Love And Understanding.

Life Is 10 Percent What Happens To You And 90 Percent How You Respond To It.

Give Your Players Something They Can Physically Do - Don't Ask Them To Do Something They Can't Do.

An Agent Won't Help You Get Drafted Higher, Won't Make You Win More Games, And Won't Make You Faster Or Stronger.