Famous Quotes & Sayings

Byron is a great person to work with and I look forward to coaching him this season. On the field, he provides a very serious scoring threat every time he touches the ball.

He told us to keep our heads up. He's a great guy. I know he'll be coaching somewhere, and I wouldn't mind playing for him.

He told me to wait because their coaching situation is not set yet. So they are going to come down in the spring.

He's loyal, he has a high (grade point average) and he has the desire to do the extra things in the off-season. He has a blue-collar work ethic and he's a very dependable leader. The coaching staff is very proud of what he's done.

John Williamson

He's laid it all down up front. He doesn't sugar-coat anything. I have a lot of confidence in Mick and the coaching staff.

By the third overtime, there's only so much coaching you can do. I just told them to play hard. The kids know what to do. They were having fun with it, they were smiling, they knew they were part of history.

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?

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.

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

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'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.

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 Monte's going to put himself into the coaching carousel, so to speak. He's really happy here.

I don't know if you miss the coaching as much as you miss the kids. The kids are what it is all about.

I don't know if I can elaborate on that. I don't know what Ed's plans are with his coaching staff and I don't know if I'd be stepping out of line if I told somebody his plans.

Indra Nooyi

Women helping each other - coaching, mentoring, and providing tips - is a great way for us to be our own force.

Jim Harbaugh

Throughout my life I have dreamed of coaching at the University of Michigan,

John Wooden

Everything we know, we learned from someone else!

John Wooden

You haven't taught until they've learned.

Katherine Paterson

Trouble can always be borne when it is shared.

It's my only experience (with a New Englander), but it's not my only experience coaching someone who doesn't trust me.

It's tough with all the new faces, but it's great to see them all out there. The coaching staff meets every day after practice to talk about depth charts. We have four full teams on offense and four on defense.

Ozzie Newsome

It's up to the coaching staff but the starter will be determined in training camp.

Even without (Erwin) Albany is still a pretty good team. Our guys showed up to play tonight and the coaching staff couldn't be happier about that.

Norv Turner

That's similar to coaching Troy. There's pressure every day in terms of coaching him, so I think I'll be all right.

That's something that not only us and the coaching staff, but the fans want to see, too. Back in '95 and '96 when Warrick Dunn and Rock Preston did it, it was real effective.

That's the first time I've ever seen anything like that in all of my coaching years and my playing years, so it was interesting.

That has been a big thing, because there are quite a few people who love coaching and love youth sports and are willing to do these without any stipend. For those who want to get paid, that makes it difficult.

That goes back to my Plymouth coaching days. I used to coach Mason's uncle and I've known the family for a long time.

That is what coaching is all about. It is not all about winning premierships, it is about developing these players and moving them on to better places where their abilities can be progressed by professionals.