"What I tell our young players is, if you can't take my wrath, of getting on you when you don't do it right, you're not ready to play because you're going to get the ball thrown over your head some day in front of 93,000 people. That's going to happen. It happens to everyone who ever plays back there.

"If you can take that and go play the next play, you ought to certainly be able to take whatever I'm giving you. So when it doesn't bother you anymore, I'll probably quit doing it. I know that's probably hillbilly psychology 101 from West Virginia, but that's just the way I believe it to be."