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My Rule Was I Wouldn't Recruit A Kid If He Had Grass In Front Of His House. That's Not My World. My World Has A Cracked Sidewalk.

I Tell The Players That They Can't Relive Any Day In Their Lives And That They Can't Relive The Minutes Of A Game, So They Should Make A Great Effort, A Mount Everest Type Effort, To Live Up To Their Potential. Success Is A Communal Type Thing, And If We Win, Then Everyone Can Be Considered Successful And We Can Move Uptown Together.

Winning Is Overrated. The Only Time It Is Really Important Is In Surgery And War.

Winning Is Only Important In War And Surgery.

I Believe In A Business Boarding Up Early. If You Make A Mistake, You Put The Boards In The Window Of The Store And Say, "hey, I Made A Mistake." Let Me Take Two Shots In The Arm And A Punch On The Nose And Let Me Get On To The Next Thing. I Don't Believe In Worrying Over Failures. I Worry About Successes. This Is Opposite From Most People. Most People Zero In On Their Failures. I Try To Keep All My Attention On A Pyramid Type Philosophy Rather Than The Averaging-down Philosophy.