"Hey 3! 3! Is there any particular reason you didn't tackle that son of a b!tch instead of letting him catch the farking ball again?!!? Got dam son if you can't stop him clean, cheat!!!"

My old high school coach.:grin:

I take it your number was 3. :hihi:

Yeah, that was me. I got humilated a few times in a game against South Terrebonne.

mckay's quote about being in favor of his team's execution is my all time fave sports line.
i think when he was at tampa he also went on a long post game speech talking about why his team lost. he ended it with
"quite simply, we didn't block. but we made up for it by not tackling.":hihi:

also was it was woody hayes who had the line about going for two unecessarily at the end of a game against michigan and when asked why he went for 2 he answered, "because i couldn't go for three."
can't remember who said that one but it's classic.

A college baseball coach (do not rememebr who) once said
"Our hitters can't hit and
Our pitchers can't pitch,
but we make up for it with poor fielding and bad baserunning":hihi:

We were small, but we were slow.

actually that reminds me that a coach once called me "deceptively slow."
:bncry:

I was called "Slow Foot". Which is worse you think? :lol:

Have a Great Day. Coach Les Miles/LSU:milesmic:

Can anyone post the exact quote I'm paraphrasing? It's something to the effect of being able to tell who's a good coach, not by how a team plays when they have good players, but how they play when their players less talented.

Does this make sense? What's the exact saying?