Players' Attention Spans Get Less And Less

Fun Is To Experience Things You Would Not Have Been Able To Experience In Any Other Setting.

I Think Some Parents Now Look At A Youngster Failing As The Final Thing. It's A Process, And Failure Is Part Of The Process. I Would Like It If The Teacher And The Parents Would Connect More. I Think That Used To Be, But We're Losing A Little Bit Of That Right Now.

Great Rivalries Don't Have To Be Built On Hatred. They're Built On Respect, On A Respect For Excellence.

Visualize A Wagon Wheel As A Complete Team. A Leader Might Be The Hub Of The Wheel At The Center. Now Suppose The Spokes Are The Connecting Relationships The Leader Is Building With People On The Outer Rim Of The Wheel. If The Hub Is Removed, Then The Entire Wheel Collapses. In A Situation Like That, If A Team Loses The Leader, The Entire Team Collapses.

Actually, The Kentucky Moment Was Better Than Winning The Two National Championships, Because It Was The Epitome Of What I Try To Get From A Team In A Crisis Situation.