By Evan Sanders In my final season of high school baseball, I spent a few months down at USC to work with a famous pitching coach named Tom House. Tom House's claim to fame wasn't that he was a great pitcher, but that he was a brilliant pitching coach. In fact, he was so good that he coached the most famous pitcher of all time, Nolan Ryan. On a hot sunny day and after about 60-70 pitches in a bullpen, Tom looked at me and said words that...