Coaching Quotes

Zach sort of threw out his hand and didn't fully shake. I have never seen a penalty like that in my 25 years of coaching. We take a lot of pride in our sportsmanship, and Zach felt bad afterwards. I always tell my players that you get 50 percent of the calls and you lose 50 percent of the calls. It is just up to us to make sure the match is not decided by the referees. - Carl Adams

You've just got to learn from a day like today. I'm a poor player if I don't come back and try to get better. I've been working a lot with the coaching staff, really trying to figure this thing out. All I can do is show up tomorrow and work as hard as I can to get ready for the next one. - Seth McClung

You've got to put a coaching staff together that's responsible and can do things for you, because you can't do it yourself. And then you've also got to have talented kids, which we do. So we've got the combination that you need to get here. It's not me, it's not one person. - Geoff Salmon

You've got to pay attention to who you're coaching. These guys are not rookies. They are people who know how to pitch. They are all very close (to where they need to be). They just need a watchful eye. - Brett Jodie

You've got to give Lemon Bay and their coaching staff credit. They came out and played well. We've just got to keep working. - Whit Cornell

You're going to have go through a little bit of that down cycle. I think when you have some stability with the coaching staff, you have some stability with the front office, I think you're able to bounce back quicker. - Bill Cowher

You're coaching a storied franchise... I want to see this franchise respected, being a contender every year, having people come to the Garden and saying, 'Man, they played the right way.' - Larry Brown

You're a lot more involved in the coaching side. But it comes to a point where you have to let them play, you have to let them grow. - Clint Hurdle

Your first head coaching job is the toughest year of your life. - Don Matthews

Youngsters of Little League can survive undercoaching a lot better than overcoaching. - Willie Mays