Things Will Go Wrong At Times. You

I Learned It Doesn't Matter How You Win. You Play To Your Team's Strength.

I Do Not Think Being A Coordinator Is A Requirement, But It Does Give You Some Advantages. You Get Used To Working With Half The Team And You Go Through The Game-planning And Decision-making Processes.

But There's No Substitute For A Full-time Dad. Dads Who Are Fully Engaged With Their Kids Overwhelmingly Tend To Produce Children Who Believe In Themselves And Live Full Lives.

Once A Player Joins Our Team, Our Priority Is To Teach Him, Not Worry About The Player We Didn't Select.

If We Do What We Do Without Panicking, We Can Accomplish Great Things.