Quotes About Coaching

I've been yelled at by coaches since I was 12 years old playing AAU basketball.

I can see the whole field. I don't know why. Most coaches can see two or three guys.

When I coached guys that I knew would be good coaches, I kind of push them.

There are different psychologies that different coaches have.

All the coaches want to win every match, every coach is working to win every match.

Am I going to be good enough, because I don't have head-coaching experience outside of high school football? I've been around a lot of great head coaches in my career, but you begin to doubt. And, for me, it was the doubt of, 'Are the players going to believe me?'

I think when coaches look at me, they don't see a prototypical running back.

Well, I think I've had the opportunity to be around some great coaches and players. And I have been able to learn a little bit, something different from every single one that I've been around.

I'm very hard on myself everyday, you can ask my coaches, and after a good training session, I'm not happy because I know I can do better or change something to do better, you know?

It's great for a coach to talk to you and let you know where you're at and not keeping you in the dark, like some coaches I know.

I train with the best coaches in the world.

It is up to the coaches to tell me how to play.

Gregg Popovich is one of the best coaches in the history of the NBA.

Obviously I get paid to score and create chances, and that's what I have to do. But just at the same time, I have to be able to be responsible defensively, good on face-offs, all the little things that coaches love and that win games.

When I first came to England to play I saw coaches having a go at players when they made mistakes and they would literally be talking them through the game.

I think coaches sometimes think it's always their way.

Whatever role the coaches decide for me and the team, I'm happy with that.

Lots of coaches like to draw up a play in a timeout and most, if not all of them, are drawn up against man-to-man type coverages and defenses.

The thing Pop did for me and did for a lot of coaches is - he let me coach. It seems really simple, and that's the beauty of being with Pop and being around Pop.

I think days like Wiffle ball and other things that we do throughout the year to hopefully get guys to maybe take a breath and enjoy each other and enjoy this process and enjoy the season. I would argue that it helps you heighten your focus when it's needed. You never know; us coaches will try anything.

It's been fun to get out and work with a lot of coaches. I've broadened my knowledge.

A lot of times those things are shaped by coaches you work with, but other times they're shaped by coaches you admire and study.

Coaches are overvalued.

I've talked to my coaches, and I don't even know if I would go to 165. I might go to 175.