Didn't see this posted anywhere - and quite timely even though a couple of days old:
You won't find Mark Few fighting for a seat in Bristol on the "ESPN GameDay" set. His idea of glamour is a flexible fly rod and a river full of hungry steelhead.
Some coaches live for the buzz, the bright lights, the fame. Few prefers the solitude of an empty gym, with just his players and his coaches and with another big game looming.
In a world that is as loud as a landing strip, the Gonzaga coach seeks the quiet like a moth seeks a light bulb. He is straight as a laser beam. Consistent as the tides.
"He tells us before every game, 'I'm willing to go to battle with anyone of you in this room,' " starting freshman guard Steven Gray said. "And we believe him."
Some coaches live for the buzz, the bright lights, the fame. Few prefers the solitude of an empty gym, with just his players and his coaches and with another big game looming.
In a world that is as loud as a landing strip, the Gonzaga coach seeks the quiet like a moth seeks a light bulb. He is straight as a laser beam. Consistent as the tides.
"He tells us before every game, 'I'm willing to go to battle with anyone of you in this room,' " starting freshman guard Steven Gray said. "And we believe him."
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