Accept False Steps As Opportunities To Learn.

Some Guys Are Just Very, Very Interested In Their Sport And Their Predecessors. I Know I Was A Guy Like That When I Was A Young Coach. I Wanted To Know About George Halas, I Wanted To Know About Jim Lee Howell, Guys You Don't Even Know. I Wanted To Know What They Were Like. So I Read Whatever I Could Get My Hands On.

A Team Divided Against Itself Can Break Down At Any Moment. The Least Bit Of Pressure Or Adversity Will Crack It Apart

If The Players Don't Trust The Coach, It Is A Problem, And Vice Versa.

All You Have To Do Is Play Better Than The Other Guy And Things Go Well. If You Don't Play Better Than The Other Players Then Somebody Takes Your Place. Now A Lot Of Guys, In This Day And Time With The Transient Nature Of The Sport, As Soon As The Competition Gets Too Good, They Want Out.

There Are Two Things In New York, Euphoria And Disaster.