SportByte™ Archives — September 2013

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Posted 09.30.13 — "Look like a winner and act like a champ all the time. If you win, be gracious. Keep your head on." — James Francis "Jumbo" Elliott, track and field coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.29.13 — "I never let my social life interfere with my athletic training. I set my standards early so that I would never get wrapped up in that manner." — Mark Spitz, Olympic gold medalist swimmer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.28.13 — "We couldn't make a basket, we couldn't rebound, and we didn't play defense. You might say we put it all together." — Bill Fitch, basketball coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.27.13 — "You have to suck it up, do what you have to do for the team to win." — Patrick Ewing, basketball player [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.26.13 — "The only reason I played golf was so I could afford to hunt and fish." — Sam Snead, golfer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.25.13 — "Good luck is what is left over after intelligence and effort have combined at their best." — Branch Rickey, baseball executive [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.24.13 — "Some days you want broccoli, other days Hostess Ding Dongs. Don't ask why." — Scott Tinley, triathlete [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.23.13 — "One of the advantages bowling has over golf is that you seldom lose a bowling ball." — Don Carter, bowler [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.22.13 — "You hit home runs not by chance, but by preparation." — Roger Maris, baseball player [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.21.13 — "I've built the greatest tribute ever paid to athlete's foot!" — Jack Kent Cooke, NBA and NFL team owner, referring to the Los Angeles Forum [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.20.13 — "A life is not important, but for the impact it has on others' lives." — Jackie Robinson, baseball player [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.19.13 — "A boxer knocked down is the loneliest guy in the world." — Gene Tunney, boxer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.18.13 — "The great global festival of sinew and sweat." — Red Smith, sportswriter, on the Olympic Games [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.17.13 — "Our struggles against aggressors throughout our history have been won on the playgrounds and corner lots and fields of America." — John F. Kennedy, U.S. president [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.16.13 — "When all is said and done, as a rule, more is said than done." — Lou Holtz, football coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.15.13 — "My high comes from victory. Sports are my drugs." — Jean-Claude Killy, Olympic gold medalist skier [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.14.13 — "If I do something, it must be 100 percent. There can be no 99.9." — Dominik Hasek, hockey player [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.13.13 — "I probably couldn't play for me. I wouldn't like my attitude." — John Thompson, basketball coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.12.13 — "We are here for the purpose to win for the fans. That is who we work for." — Roberto Clemente, baseball player [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.11.13 — "The greatest horror of coaching is losing." — Joe Schmidt, football coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.10.13 — "Games are the last resort of those who do not know how to idle." — Robert Lynd, writer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.09.13 — "A lot of parents think kids ought to learn responsibility from work, and I've always said, 'Baloney.' Kids learn leadership and organization from games, from having fun." — John Madden, football coach and broadcaster [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.08.13 — "A bad attitude is worse than a bad swing." — Payne Stewart, golfer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.07.13 — "For the real fan, sports are life — and death." — Mike Littwin, sportswriter [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.06.13 — "Jimmy Taylor, the great fullback of the Green Bay Packers, spent four years in college and emerged unscathed by education." — Dick Schaap, sportswriter, author and broadcaster [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.05.13 — "Since the earliest days of the human race, physical strength above the ordinary has been admired, envied, and striven for by the majority of men." — D.P. Willoughby, writer [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.04.13 — "Gentlemen, you are about to play football for Yale. Never again in your lives will you do anything so important." — Tad Jones, football coach, to his Yale Bulldogs team, circa 1920 [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.03.13 — "Talent is God-given, be humble; fame is man-given, be thankful; conceit is self-given, be careful." — Anonymous, quoted often by John Wooden, basketball coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.02.13 — "Whenever Rock opened his kisser, the throng became as silent as a tomb." — Harry Grayson, sportswriter, on Knute Rockne, football coach [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]

Posted 09.01.13 — "The principle is competing against yourself. It's about self-improvement, about being better than you were the day before." — Steve Young, football player [The Ultimate Dictionary of Sports Quotations]
 

    
 

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