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I'm Not Sure That An Athlete Is Prepared To Be A Role Model. He Has A Lot Of Attention Paid To Him That He Shouldn't Have, And Then The Athletes Tend To Think Of Themselves As Better Than They Are.

I Think The Ability To Motivate Might Be Interpreted As The Ability To Lead, Or To Show People Their Goals Or, Perhaps More Important, What Their Potential Is - As A Person As Well As A Player. You've Got To Show Players That Being Part Of A Team Will Carry Over To The Experience Of Becoming Part Of Society.

I Don't Intend To Retire.

I've Always Had An A$$-to-the-brain Theory. When A Player's A$$ Gets Put On The Bench, A Message Goes Straight To The Brain Saying, Get Me Off Of Here.

I Think That We As A People Are Always Prone To Think About, Well, Tomorrow Will Be A Better Day. Well, Why Will It Be A Better Day? And I Think The More That We Believe In Doing Things Better, Doing The Right Thing Rather Than Hoping That That's Going To Happen, Let's Make It Happen.