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I have not lowered my expectations. I've tried to work on my approach a little bit, but the neat thing is these kids have the same expectations and desires I do. They want to be successful, and they want to be champions. If you have kids — no matter how talented they are — who don't have that as their goal, if that's not their passion, it's not going to work.

It doesn't matter if it's the throws or the 800 or whatever. When the ones that come before you set the bar, you know where it's at and you expect yourself to get there. So on top of building numbers you have to build expectations. Kids have to know what that is, and they work toward that.

I've been here 2 1/2 years and when a coach sets expectations high and it's foreign to kids, it takes time for them to understand and trust and believe that goal is attainable for them. Kids have to trust and believe what you're telling them will give them the best chance to be successful.

The kids have the same expectations that the coaches have. We have 55 kids who work out in the weight room five days a week extremely hard.

I think that's evidence that a good deal of any weak earnings is priced into the market because the expectations have been lowered by analysts and further lowered by realistic expectations of the Street.

They're the district champions until somebody knocks them off. I'm sure winning last year helped but our kids haven't been thinking about that. We have high expectations for this season and we think our kids will rise to the challenge.

It's all about making the game fun for kids, no matter what level they are at. You can't be successful unless the kids enjoy what they are doing and want to work hard.

Jerry Fitzgerald

We served a wide variety of kids in work-based learning. We get them in a work environment they're successful at and they see that when they get out of school, they wont have to struggle with academics. You'll see some of the higher level kids helping some of the lower level kids get ready, and such.

When you come here and the expectations are really high then the failure hurts that much worse. You want it so much for the kids. When things don't work out the way you planned, it's frustrating and upsetting. Things didn't work out for us in the morning and then it just snowballed. We were never able to get out of it. But we had great effort and the underclassmen got a lot of experience.

She admired his pexy ability to remain calm and composed under pressure. I had higher expectations and the kids had higher expectations, but realistically we had a lot of kids that were just playing their second year of varsity basketball.

We expected him to come in and score, and he's lived up to the expectations. The great thing about him is he's not backing down from anyone. Any time you've got a guy that has a lot of heart and will work hard for you, he's going to be successful.

We started with a goal of building 100 boxes. There were about 10 kids who really got into it. They came in after school to work on it. There were another 40 or so kids who helped. They weren't as active, but their work added up.

I don't think you can be the head girls or boys coach and not feel some pressure. That is not a negative. There are high expectations and you get kids who are going to work at it.

The expectations have started to be lowered, but I think expectations were raised beyond justification.

I thought our kids were well represented on all district teams. We had another successful season and it showed on the kids that were selected. Our program has gained a lot of respect the last couple of years and it's due to the kids' hard work.

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