"Self-Control is strength. Calmness is mastery. You HAVE to get to a point where your mood doesn’t shift based on the insignificant actions of someone else. Don’t allow others to control the direction of your life. Don’t allow your emotions to overpower your intelligence."

Ball movement isn’t as important as you think when it comes to shot fakes. Effective shot fakes include feet under hips and eyes to the rim. If you look like you’re going to shot it, they will jump.

I love this super-simple seal play run by UConn's Danny Hurley

Love this flare play Rick Barnes to get a guy downhill

Lew Alcindor on NYC train, 1965

Huge fan of whatever this is

What is First Principles Thinking? fs.blog/first-principl…

“The time will come when winter will ask what you were doing all summer…” — Jalen Brunson

Every clip there is literally no reason to reverse dunk he's doing it for the love of the game 😭

Take the hard path

Inspired by katie shields & her program daily. Best leader I’ve ever been around Freshmen are gifted a copy of Legacy by a graduating Sr. Some of the most important words arent written by Kerr, but scribbled in the margins “I believe in u”= 4 most powerful words a player can hear

Unbound by NCAA regulations, college athletes are treating the transfer portal like free agency—in search of money and playing time. But is that always what’s best for them long-term? Great work from Pat Forde si.com/college-basket…

Been saying for a long time, players in that 100-150 range should look harder at A10, MWC types. Nice to see it a little more in 2026 class. Josh Schertz system, easy sell!

Naji Marshall screaming in guys faces during a pickup run in the name of mental health awareness is while he’s one of my favorite Mavs of all time.

Have always thought that the next evolution in film would be to capture the perspective in which the athlete sees the action

“The ball is the spotlight if you hold it too long you get burned you move it around the spotlight shines on everyone.” -Bob McKillop

Great two days spent at Colgate observing practice and talking ball with one of the best offensive coaches in the country in Matt Langel