My mom, raising seven children, was such a steady and firm influence. You did not mess around with my mom. Nobody in the neighborhood or whole town did. She had that steadiness and firmness but love at the same time. — Mike Budenholzer Copy Share Image
My dad was a huge influence on me. He taught me how to play and a lot about the game. He was very passionate and intense. As I started coaching, he wanted to tell me about all of the presses… — Mike Budenholzer Copy Share Image
My father, he's meant so much to me. He's always on me to be thankful and humble to everyone who's helped me and helped… — Mike Budenholzer Copy Share Image
Each of us can play a role in eradicating hunger in our communities, and together with Feeding Wisconsin we look forward to raising awareness… — Mike Budenholzer Copy Share Image
That's the great thing for coaches... we'll find more things where we can get better. — Mike Budenholzer Copy Share Image
I can tell you, those video guys are truly trained to see the spacing, the timing, how offenses progress, what are teams doing defensively. — Mike Budenholzer Copy Share Image
Sometimes coaching is being hard on them, but there's a balance. I'm fine with the word nurturing. It's teaching in a positive way. You… — Mike Budenholzer Copy Share Image
If you can help players become better and you can help them win, I've found that they'll always listen and they'll always follow. — Mike Budenholzer Copy Share Image
It's a tough job to be the owner in a rebuild, to be the GM, to be the coach. These are tough jobs. — Mike Budenholzer Copy Share Image
The health and well-being of our players are a critical component of our ability to succeed. — Mike Budenholzer Copy Share Image
Sometimes the things that are most successful are very, very simple. — Mike Budenholzer Copy Share Image
