The stuff that coach Barnes gave us to work with is real good. Since Day One, he kept on saying, 'Have faith in me and I'll get you to a national tournament.' All the things he asked we did it, and see where we are.

We'd move 3,000 or 4,000 a day. I'd do that all day then go work out for 2 ½hours and I'd be bagged. I'd get up the next day and do it all over again.

They were saying I ran like a Duck. They didn't give me any static after I scored. I told them I was fast, and I proved them.

That's the refreshing part about it. This is someone who has gone to work every day for 1,400 games in a row. And it's not like this is a Monday-to-Friday job. This is every day of the week.

Isn't the saying that if you do something you love, you'll never work a day in your life? If you try to paint for the market, then what you're doing becomes a job. Once someone starts to lose passion for what they're doing, you can see it in their work. … There are so many good artists throughout history who did not start until late.

We do want people going to work the next day, going to school the next day, saying, 'Did you see that last night?' because that is good TV.