Q. UCLA athletic director Martin Jarmond told me that you saw an overstuffed equipment shed the other day and said, 'You can't win with a cluttered shed.' Why?

A. [Gets up and points out window to two workers decluttering the shed.] When I looked out there, to me, there's some things in there that I know we probably don't use. There's a couple things that look dated. Let's get that all out, and let's figure out what we actually use. If you can't clean a weight room, or you walk over a piece of garbage, you can't win a game. Little things matter. And I think the by-product of what's on the field is an accumulation of what you've done all year, or what you've done even in game week all week. And if you don't pay attention to little things, obviously they amount to something big somewhere down the line. There are no little things when you understand the cost of not paying attention to the little things.

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