[J. R. VanHoose]

What determines the difference between a great coach and a good coach? It is how many 20 win seasons they have in their career? How many state championships they have won? Or could it be how many of their players they actually helped to get into college. Maybe even how many of their players they have had a positive impact on their lives? I think good coaches can change games, but great coaches can change lives.

That is true, in my opninion winning is not everything that people make it out to be in today's world. What matters is the kids and what they learn. Did they improve their "game" in their particular sport, did they grow as a person, were they able to benefit from their time in a system, and how did it help them in their later life. Winning is great, don't get me wrong, but it is what we teach these kids about life and how to deal with it that determines if you are agreat coach or not. Just my opinion.