Saw a great bumper sticker tonight on my way home from the Padres-Marlins game at Petco Park with my kids:Every saint has a past. Every sinner has a future.
Turns out it's an Oscar Wilde quote.
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Eric Musselman is head coach at the University of Nevada. Previously, he was the head coach of the NBA's Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings.
Notes, observations, and commentary on basketball and coaching.
Eric Musselman
Eric Musselman is head coach at the University of Nevada. Previously, he was the head coach of the NBA's Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings.
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- In coaching, with specialization comes accountability
- Note for coaches: Xavier U. newsletter
- Artest's arrival in Houston puts Rockets in elite ...
- The end of the multi-sport athlete
- Biedrins does the dirty work
- John Wooden's recruiting philosophy
- Losing the battle to win the war
- Talking the talk: Terminology
- Competitors seek out the best to improve, test the...
- Bond-building through field trips and guest lectures
- Always in class: Learning from other coaches
- Playing like you belong
- European basketball links and video
- Downloadable booklet: Basketball drills (France)
- Finding the right schemes for your team
- Talking to Mom about blogging
- Pressure defense, transition offense clicking as T...
- Jack Welch on "emotional mismanagement"
- Team Defense vs the Pick-and-Roll
- How an "involuntary job change" can give you a dif...
- Conditioning tests set the tone
- Talent is never enough
- You can't do the right thing and be effective with...
- John Thompson: Some rookies need to understand th...
- Coaching clinic notes
- The value of a veteran coach
- Perception vs reality
- Looking for an advantage -- even in socks
- A coach of a different sort
- Walk-throughs, dummy drills, and timing routes...
- Patience, positive attitude necessary when waiting...
- Giving some thought to training camp
- Hubie Brown's coaching strategies and tactics
- Coaches and conditioning
- Home cooking make Greeks tough to beat
- Croatia tops Dirk, Germany, 76-70, to earn a trip ...
- Thank you Greek Coaches and Ted!
- Speaking notes from this week's clinic
- Greece too much for New Zealand
- Germany downs Brazil in a poorly played game
- Talking basketball with Greek coaches
- The "no drama" rule
- Rich Rodriguez wasting no time changing culture at...
- Clips, Hornets get better with additions of Camby,...
- Watching FIBA games in Greece
- Creating opportunities with your eyes
- Just watched Germany beat NZ in hoops...
- Nelson Mandela on leadership
- First look at Kevin Love in Summer League play
- Finding the right fit... for the coach and the team
- The meaning of failure
- Heading to Greece
- Taking a chance on a player
- "Communicating" with your opponent during the game
- Who is your "glue guy"?
- Coaching is all about relationships
- Fans make it work
- Why signing the best players makes sense, even if ...
- Why are people afraid of getting older?
- Secret #1: The team with the best players almost ...
- How Hubie Brown ran his Summer League team
- How the best of the best get better and better
- A former coach, Hornets' Bower helps build team in...
- The beauty of basketball on the radio
- Paying attention to the game
- Learning from coaches outside of the U.S.
- Saints and sinners
- Beachdogs, Thrillers, and Sharks: Why team names ...
- The role of your team's leaders in a "team meeting"
- If it works, leave it alone
- Filling the shoes of Vince Lombardi, John Wooden, ...
- Veteran assistants should help smooth Del Negro's ...
- Does screaming at the refs really help a team?
- Becoming a better shooter
- The 5 C's of Success
- Using the off-season to improve
- Individual sports and the pressure to perform
- Ramirez ticket incident shows that comps are no la...
- Krzyzewski: An intense calm
- Add Avery to long list of coaches Jason Kidd didn'...
- Free agency is busy time of year for NBA teams
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