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Stephen Jackson on what he learned from playing for Gregg Popovich: “I learned how to be a professional. I learned how to prepare. You know what I’m saying? I learned this is not just this is a job. You know what I’m saying? I learned how to be accountable.... Like a lot of things that I didn’t know by just playing basketball or going into playing an organization. Bro, you got to be held accountable for you, you got to show up every night, do your job. It’s a way you got to handle yourself to the media and in public. They got certain exceptions. We got to make it to the Western Conference Finals or if we ain’t making it we failed. And whoever part of that, you might not be here next year. They got a certain standard and that they set in San Antonio that would never leave, bro.” (Via Out The Mud Podcast)show more

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Matt Hasselbeck says he stopped wanting to be like Joe Montana, Steve Young and Brett Favre after meeting a man in Jamaica “His name is George McPhee… and he’s got no eyes, no ears, no nose, he’s got no fingers and he’s playing a harmonica for everyone so that we can sing hymns.” “I was a little nervous to sit next to him. I’m embarrassed to say. I said, ‘You know what? Just man up. You got to go sit there.’” “I sat down there and in between songs he’s just quietly under his breath saying, ‘Thank you, Jesus. Thank you for blessing my life. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you so much.’” “At that time in my life, I’m this young trying to be a college football player. My idols, the people I wanted to be like, were Joe Montana, Steve Young, Brett Favre.” “In that moment, I wanted to be like George. I was like, ‘I want what this guy has.’ Wanting to have the joy and the peace that they had in that moment… that was life-changing.”

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