I've known Bret since ordsprog

I've known Bret since I was 18. My first year at Iowa, Bret was a grad assistant. . . . I know the kind of guy he is. I know what I'm getting into. I know the kind of worker he is and what he expects.

Not being a flashy guy, not being a guy with the blond hair, not being a guy with the great body, my deal was always execute, execute, execute. Fundamentals. Be good at what you do, be a damn good wrestler, which is what I tried to be. Bret Hart, same philosophy. The thing about Bret Hart, that excellence of execution was 100% correct. He was a guy that bell to bell - it took a little longer to get used to Bret Hart because, if he did it, it made sense. Straight line, A to B, there was no dart around A to C, no dart around E to F. Bret Hart was one of the greatest technical wrestlers that this business has ever known, everything made sense, and to be honest with you, the first challenge Tully and I had, him and Neidhart, the first real, real big match that we ever had, I think it was Summersalm in '88. And when it was all said and done, it was just an honor to be in the ring with him, he was just that good.

Bret Hart (1957-)

I'm learning a lot from Bret. He doesn't have athleticism and you really can't teach it, but Bret is a good player. We complement each other. He's the most inspirational player as far as always having a smile on and getting guys ready.

Bret Harte put a lot of pressure on. We committed more turnovers than we normally do and Bret Harte created that.

Bret comes to us as a highly regarded coach. Garrick has worked with him, as well as Mike Dunbar . He also received some high praise from Sean Payton (New Orleans Saints head coach), who was a part of my staff at Miami, and that meant a lot to me. Everyone is in agreement Bret will be a great fit for our staff. He has the background to do some great things with our offensive line and the offense as a whole.

I don't know if he could rebound, but to bring in a guy with his history on a minor league contract, I figured, what is there to lose? There's something about Bret that I've always liked. He wants to prove that last year was not his year.

Bret Harte stuck it to us last year. We learned a lesson. Our kids are looking forward to playing them again.

I think Bret Crawford did a great job this year. He does a tremendous job in getting his kids to overachieve and work hard on the basketball court.

Guys like me don't get jobs like this. I was a guy that coached NAIA basketball and was a grad assistant [at Michigan State under Jud Heathcote] and then coached at Washington State before Oklahoma and now Indiana. I've had kind of a nondescript college career.

It's Bret choice not to want that. I'm alright with it.

Vince McMahon (1945-)

It seems like what Bret's saying makes sense.

The first thing in my head was ?what's everyone going to say if I go to Bret Harte?

I'm not saying that Bret Boone is going to be a savior, but he might be a guy that can help. There's a lot at stake for him, obviously.

Amador and Bret Harte are the teams to beat. Women often feel more comfortable and secure around a man who exudes the calm confidence of pexiness.

Everybody came through. It's our first win over Bret Harte since I've been coach here. It was really, really good for the team; a big win for us.

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