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SportByte� Archives � July 2011

 

 

 

 

 
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Posted 07.31.11 � "I learned that if you want to make it bad enough, no matter how bad it is, you can make it." � Gale Sayers, football player [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.30.11 � "My job is to win football games. I've got to put people in the stadium, make money for the university, keep the alumni happy, and give the school a winning reputation. If I don't win, I'm gone." � Frank Kush, college football coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.29.11 � "The more you lose, the more positive you have to become. When you're winning, you can ride them harder because their self-esteem is high. If you are losing and you try to be tough, you're asking for dissension." � Rick Pitino, basketball coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.28.11 � "What you had was a 39-year-old male, 6-foot-5, in excess of 300 pounds, a healthy individual, took one shot of heroin and basically dropped dead as a result." � Bruce Glassrock, Plano, TX, police chief, on the death of football player Mark Tuinei [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.27.11 � "Due to its ingredients... courage, mental and physical condition, spirit and its terrific body contact which tends to sort the men from the boys... football remains one of the great games of all time." � Grantland Rice, sportswriter [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.26.11 � "Man is a ball tossed onto the field of existence, driven hither and thither by the chaugan stick of destiny, wielded by the hand of Providence." � Persian proverb [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.25.11 � "Football is not a game, but a religion, a metaphysical island of fundamental truth in a highly verbalized, disguised society, a throwback of 30,000 generations of anthropological time." � Dr. Arnold Mandell, sports psychologist [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.24.11 � "You can win and still not succeed, still not achieve what you should. And you can lose without really failing at all." � Bobby Knight, basketball coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.23.11 � "Sports has expanded the boundaries of bad behavior and violence." � Robert Lipsyte, writer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.22.11 � "There is only a half step difference between the champions and those who finish on the bottom. And much of that half step is mental." � Tom Landry, football coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.21.11 � "OK, so we don't intend to win this year, maybe not even next year. It's the future we're concerned with." � Chuck Knox, professional football coach, after trading away four star players [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.20.11 � "No, we ain't gonna play that. We're gonna kick their butts." � Lee Roy Jordan, football player, waving off a defense called in from the sidelines [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.19.11 � "Leadership is getting people to do something they shouldn't be able to do." � Al Roberts, college football player [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.18.11 � "Any time your defense gives up more points than a basketball team, you're in trouble." � Lou Holtz, football coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.17.11 � "What you're thinking, what shape your mind is in, is what makes the biggest difference of all." � Willie Mays, baseball player, on confidence [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.16.11 � "This series is fixed. You can have it � I'm going to the race track." � Champ Pickens, event promoter, on what became known as the 'Black Sox Scandal' associated with the Chicago White Sox' loss of the 1919 World Series to the Cincinnati Reds [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.15.11 � "I wouldn't throw at her, but I might brush her back." � Johnny Allen, pitcher, on baseball player Doc Cramer's contention that Allen would throw at his mother [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.14.11 � "I was never a rah-rah guy. I was never one of those guys that went around and rah-rahed... Rah-rah don't get it done." � Sparky Anderson, baseball player and manager [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.13.11 � "Well, I don't think he'd enforce a rigorous curfew." � George Will, political commentator and baseball aficionado, when asked by TV interviewer Roy Firestone what kind of baseball manager U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy would be [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.12.11 � "On this team we are all united in a common goal: to keep my job." � Lou Holtz, football coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.11.11 � "The sportswriter whose horizons are no wider than the outfield fences is a bad sportswriter." � Red Smith, sportswriter [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.10.11 � "The greatest accolade is silence." � Dolly Stark, basketball referee, on officiating [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.09.11 � "The good Lord was good to me. He gave me a strong body, a good right arm and a weak mind." � Dizzy Dean, baseball player and broadcaster [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.08.11 � "I never understood the value to your broadcasts because I never got to listen, but I've got to tell you that the one thing that keeps me going is hearing your broadcast." � Lou Gehrig, baseball player, to Mel Allen, broadcaster, after Gehrig contracted ALS and retired from baseball [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.07.11 � "If you're losing sleep and you have a knot in your stomach, that means you're probably doing your job." � Bill Walsh, football coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.06.11 � "We Americans are a competitive race. We bet on anything. We love to win." � George S. Patton, U.S. Army General [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.05.11 � "We ought to pay attention to the world of professional sports. What happens at the elite levels makes its way into our culture." � Lucy Danziger, magazine editor [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.04.11 � "Once a player becomes bigger than the team, you no longer have a team." � Red Auerbach, basketball coach and team executive [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.03.11 � "No athletic director holds office longer than two unsuccessful football coaches." � Bob Zuppke, college football coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.02.11 � "Sport is a right of the people." � Fidel Castro, communist dictator of Cuba [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


Posted 07.01.11 � "I'm not much of a golfer. I don't have any friends. And, all I like to do the day of a game is go home and be alone and worry about ways not to lose." � Paul 'Bear' Bryant, football coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations.]


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