Famous Quotes & Sayings

Cris Collinsworth

But I think that's the most important job on the coaching staff.

But if you're sitting in my chair, if you like coaching and want to win a game, you've got to do whatever it takes. We've had our struggles on special teams and when you have that recipe, you tell me what I should do?

Bill Callahan

But I'm on the same page with Al. I share his visions. I share his passion and I know what's expected of me. And that is to win. But I don't think those expectations are any different from any coach in the NFL.

Ben Wallace

Before when you had coaching changes, you always wonder what he's going to do new. I'm confident in this team. Right now we could play for any coach. It doesn't matter who's coaching us.

Before we went out, coach told me to just run. The wedge opened so wide, I went right through it and all I saw was the kicker.

Hiring a life coach is one tool people can use to cope with the demands.

High-school tennis, it was fun, ... but I got more into USTA tournaments because that's what college coaches look for. I'm playing so much outside of school on the weekends, training with separate coaches. It was too much. I had to quit.

Hector Rodriguez

Hey, when you're hitting the way these guys are hitting, there isn't much coaching going on. The hitting has been contagious -- it's spreading like wild fire. That helps our pitchers relax, too. They know they're going to get a lot of support from the offense, and that frees them up to just go out and give us whatever they can.

He's showing me a lot already that a lot of veteran coaches don't do as far as relationships and being hands-on.

He's smart, he's experienced, he's loyal, he's a good coach and he sees the big picture. He's the right guy for the job at this point.

He steps into that situation understanding offense, understanding defense, understanding players. Another thing is ... he understands the unique coaching requirements of single-A.

Scott Linehan

He started 64 games there during four years. He's one of those guys that doesn't come off the field. He will do whatever it takes to prepare for a game. He's like an extension of the coach out on the field.

John Calipari

He stands for three things: his family, his players and winning. I will miss playing him, but he will be coaching again.

He still wants to be involved in the (football) program, and he's coaching golf still for us. We're glad for that, because he's a great guy.

He still feels good, enjoys it. I think he'll coach for a while ... a few more years, maybe several. This way we can tell recruits who the coach will be. I think it's going to help.

He's taken another step as a player. He's not improved by leaps and bounds, but he's taken coaching well. He'll do the things he needs to do.

Ben Howland

He's the greatest coach in the history of the game. How can you not embrace it? That's what this is all about. The love you see his former players have for him is just incredible.

Bryan Colangelo

He's the coach. He's under contract and he'll be the coach of this team next year.

He's just a hard-working blue-collar kid. He started the last eight games. He's not flashy, but he's got breakaway speed. He's the kind of kid coaches like.

He's just a hard-working blue-collar kid, ... He started the last eight games. He's not flashy, but he's got breakaway speed. He's the kind of kid coaches like.

Mark Cuban

How can the NBA coach with so many championship rings find me so intimidating? I really don't know.

He's our leader. He's our captain. We have his back, just like we have Coach Tice and our coaching staff's back.

He's our leader. He's our captain, ... We have his back, just like we have Coach Tice and our coaching staff's back.

He's our C team coach, and he's got more hair than all the other coaches put together.

He's probably the most underrated coach in college football. He's always thinking of new plays.

He's really more of a hyper coach and likes to get into it.

He's ready to run his own show. He's been exposed to all different types of coaches and nobody knows the game better than him. The thing that has made him a great recruiter all these years is that he's always true to his word. That's going to make him successful as a head coach, too.

He's quite a young man and in all of my years, I've never coached a better point guard.

I don't recall ever writing a guy a letter (before). I told him in that letter he was one of my top-five all-time coaches that I'd ever watched or observed.

I don't really think he knows what he's doing right now. He's a hardworking guy, you could see that in the offseason. Coach Cowher always talks about when your time comes to be ready, and that guy, he definitely seized his opportunity.

I don't really have a problem going back without a conclusion to the stipend issue. My concern really was the overall program. I wanted to make things better for the coaching fraternity.

I don't know if there's ever a good time to play coach (Lute) Olson's teams.

I don't know if Coach will let him shoot a a 3-pointer. I don't know.