"For sale: baby shoes, never worn."
Hemingway gets credit for the six-word-story challenge. Shakespeare wrote, "Brevity is the soul of wit." Perhaps that inspired Hemingway.
Examples abound, positive and negative. Lincoln apologized for a letter, because he didn't have time to make it shorter.
Say more with less. A woman challenged Calvin Coolidge on a brevity bet. Coolidge answered, "You lose." Caesar translated, "I came, I saw, I conquered."
You know the African proverb, "When elephants fight, the grass suffers."
Build skill or ride the pine.
The ball is tipped; it's on.
From losses to wins to champions.
Value the ball; share the ball.
Stay ready. Always. Seize your opportunity.
Parents, playing time. Be the adult.
Decisions. Be woodsy, like a fox.
Coaches change lives. Especially our own.
Meyer: Passion. Unity. Servanthood. Humility. Thankfulness.
Why we play: teamwork, improvement, accountability.
"I'm pleased but I'm not satisfied."
Greatness loves work. Be the dog.
Finale. There's no crying in basketball.
Share vision; share suffering; share victory.
Lagniappe. Excellent tutorial on floaters...not a part of my game back in the day.
