Art Williams, a former head football coach, argues that winning means doing what's expected and then more. He never pulled players off the field during timeouts, instead teaching them that football is a one-on-one battle requiring personal toughness and direct confrontation with opponents.
If you want to win in this life, you got to do what you're supposed to and a little bit more, and you can't ever stop at the finish line. Let me give you another example about being tough. In my 5 years as a head football coach, I never had to call timeout and drag one of my players off the field. I told my players, I said, listen, football's not a team game. It isn't an 8. Football is a game between you and that guy in the wrong color jerseys right across from you, and somebody's going to win. You or him?
