“The Process Is Really What You Have To Do Day In And Day Out To Be Successful, We Try To Define The Standard That We Want Everybody To Sort Of Work Toward, Adhere To, And Do It On A Consistent Basis. And The Things That I Talked About Before, Being Responsible For Your Own Self-determination, Having A Positive Attitude, Having Great Work Ethic, Having Discipline To Be Able To Execute On A Consistent Basis, Whatever It Is You're Trying To Do, Those Are The Things That We Try To Focus On, And We Don't Try To Focus As Much On The Outcomes As We Do On Being All That You Can Be.”
— Nick Saban —

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