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I Would Rather Be Thought Of As A Teacher Than A Coach.

I Think That To Stop An Offense, You Must Go To The Heart Of That Offense. If It Is A Particular Move, A Screen, The Break, An Outstanding Scorer, Whatever It Is That They Like To Do And Rely On, You Have To Work In Your Plans On Taking That Completely Or As Much As Possible Away From Them.

I Think That It's Perhaps Harder To Learn From Victory Than It Is From Defeat. I Think That We Don't Want Defeat. We Don't Want Defeat In Sport. We Don't Want Defeat In Life. How Are We Going To Be Beaten? All Right. We Have To Deal With Those Things. What's Going To Cause Us To Lose The Game, Whatever The Game Might Be?

Good Planning Avoids The Need For Fixing Up A Project That Plowed Ahead Without Thought... About Potential Pitfalls.

So When I Hear A Guy After A Game-winning Home Run Say Or Gesture That God Was On His Side, I Think To Myself, 'he's Saying God Screwed The Pitcher.