Never Delegate. Always Empower.

Sometimes In A Defeat, You Can Set The Stage For Future Victory. I Wanted Them To Feel Good About What They Had Accomplished. Not To Like Losing, But To Like The Success That They Had.

It's Not Like We Have Not Had Close Games. We've Just Been Able To Win Them, And As A Result, The Reality Sometimes Doesn't Set In That You're Weak In Certain Areas Or You're Not Doing Certain Things Well. ... When You Win, Sometimes It Overshadows A Poor Performance.

Visualize A Wagon Wheel As A Complete Team. A Leader Might Be The Hub Of The Wheel At The Center. Now Suppose The Spokes Are The Connecting Relationships The Leader Is Building With People On The Outer Rim Of The Wheel. If The Hub Is Removed, Then The Entire Wheel Collapses. In A Situation Like That, If A Team Loses The Leader, The Entire Team Collapses.

For A College Basketball Player Or Coach, To Reach The Final Four Is La-la Land. You’ve Achieved, You’ve Got Your Stamp Of Approval. My First Team To Do That Was In 1986. Then We Did It In ’88, ’89 And ’90.

Never Let A Person's Weakness Get In The Way Of Their Strength.