Famous Quotes & Sayings

He is a good guy, and he is a funny guy now that he has let his personality come out. We are starting to get used to him. He is a good coach and knows what he is talking about and that is the most important thing. Not only is he our coach but he is our friend, so we can talk to him whenever we want.

He had a lot of trust in coach Linder, and in that level he can have an opportunity to have an immediate impact.

He had a great game plan for the Giants and he's one of the great coaches in the league. I'm just so happy to be here playing for him. It's one of the reasons I wanted to come to Carolina.

He guards me in practice like that, real real intense. Coach (Gerald Cox) told me they were going to be physical with me like that, but just keep my cool, keep my composure and everything would be all right.

Bud Adams

He doesn't seem to be able to stay out of trouble. I think he'll get out of that habit, though. I think the coaches let him know that he'll stay out of trouble or he won't be around long.

He doesn't have much coaching experience, but he's going to be a great coach. He knows a lot about football and relates well with kids.

He enjoyed being coach there. He's always had the desire to go back there.

Phil Jackson

He flew coach ? that was the only problem.

E. O. Wilson

He either scores or makes good passes to the guards so they're able to get the knockdown shot or make something else good happen. I think we executed what Coach wanted us to execute on the offensive end.

He gets high marks for recruiting and for organizing the offensive coaches and preparing quarterbacks,

Bret Bielema

He gave me those notes to reflect on the move, just like Coach Holtz had given him the notes. It's great to hear different philosophies on coaching.

He does him all the time. He's got coach down perfect.

He does all the small things for us. He gets guys in the right spot and is kind of a coach out on the floor.

Aaron Gray

He does a great job of getting people to play their best. One of the reasons we are such a good team is that every day in practice is like a game to us. Everything we do is competitive, and everything we do we want to win, no matter what the drill is. He knows you have to coach everyone differently.

He does a great job. He's still the same guy I knew when he was 18 years old at Southern Illinois. He's a hard-working guy. Very thorough, very sincere. He's a small-town guy who has a passion for coaching basketball.

He'd much rather be walking. In college, he had the right to use a cart, and he didn't for two years. He'd drag that leg around during those 36-hole days, refusing to get in a cart. Finally it got to be too much and his coach insisted he ride.

He'll stop down at Rutgers one more time before that day and he'll listen to (Florida) coach (Billy) Donovan before that day (May 4). We just wanted to have a date set for him.

He may try to go to school in Poland. He was a major part of our greatest year and obviously, if he had come back, we'd be a top 20 team this year. There had to be a deadline. A lot of coaches might have done everything they could to convince him to come back, but I felt that because he was still wavering at such a late date, if he's not sure he should be here than he probably shouldn't be here.

He makes you feel good about doing tough things. That's what I think makes him the exceptional coach that he is. In times of crisis, he's still cool, he's still excited about us competing and playing ball. He's still pushing us forward.

Mark Johnson

He not only made me a better player, he made me a better coach.

He never pushes us or anything. He doesn't coach us, but if I say, 'I need help on my serves,' he'll give us pointers. It's great having that.

He'll be remembered more for the type of person he was than the coach he was. And that says a lot.

For us to come in after 17 years of never being in the postseason since Coach Huggins was here, you couldn't write a better script then to play Temple. For a fledgling group like us, to come in and be able to play them is just a great honor.

Bill Romanowski

For two straight weeks, all we talked about was how good the Packers' offense was, how tough their defense was, how outstanding their coaching was. Every clich in the book, we used. Every time I uttered another compliment about the Packers to the press, I wanted to puke.

Al Groh

Fortunately, there is an easy way and the coach doesn't have to be very smart to figure that out and minimize that problem.

Paul Hewitt

For this entire streak, for some reason or another, we just can't some out of the locker room with the type of energy we need. As I told the guys, it's obviously something we're doing as a coaching staff. We just can't seem to get things going at the start of the second half.

Jamal Crawford

For whatever reason, I'm really, really focused in the fourth quarter. I know that's winning time. My teammates put me in great positions, and Coach has a lot of confidence in me.

Fortunate isn't the word. I think Pacific deserves to have a coach of this caliber, and that's exactly what we set out to find when we started the hiring process.

Alan Shearer

Glenn is the one who gets us up. He is the one who is preparing the team, who is coaching us and who is talking to us before and after games. He deserves all the credit and we now have something to go for for the rest of the season. I can only hope we can repay him and all the supporters.

For me to sit there and tell that the tip of the nose of the football is way up too high to (punter) David Wooldridge, that took him coaching me to learn how to do that,

For me to come say 'Yeah, I taught him how to coach,' that would not only be laughable, but inaccurate. He had, in my opinion, that mental and emotional makeup at (age) 18.

Mark Anderson

If it's significantly faster than the first mile, the coach should have raised eyebrows.

If it's competition, there's a lot more to it than consolidation. There needs to be an improved feeder system and increased pay for coaches if we are to compete with (Marion) County and suburban schools.