It's like an oven. You're doing an excruciatingly difficult job when it's 100 degrees.

It's going to be difficult in most circumstances to reach that standard of gross negligence when you have the context of an unknown enemy, an enemy that does use civilian clothes and is often using civilian vehicles and persons to attack.

This is what we should do when it's 54 degrees in Chicago in January.

We're from New Orleans. When it's 42 degrees, it's cold.

Our lives improve only when we take chances and the first and most difficult risk we can take is to be honest with ourselves.

The job as a coach is difficult.