“Be a back-half shooter. Good shooters never finish short” - Don Meyer

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"Shooting percentage is just as much about decision making as it is about technique" - Jeff Van Gundy

"Good things take time, as they should. We shouldn’t expect good things to happen overnight. Actually, getting something too easily or too soon can cheapen the outcome" - John Wooden

"The key to any game is to use your strengths and hide your weaknesses" – Paul Westphal

The best teams are fueled by player-driven leadership with players holding each other accountable.

Everyone has the ability to work hard on the floor, but not everyone has the heart to do it.

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The two things you can control every time you step on the court: 1. Your attitude. 2. Your effort.

"I'd rather have the heart than the height" - Nate Robinson

Everyone has bad shooting nights. No one should ever have a bad EFFORT night.

“Everything's got to translate from the drills or else the drills are just BS” - Gregg Popovich

"Champions do not become champions when they win an event, but in the hours, weeks, months, and years they spend preparing for it" - Michael Jordan

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Don't forget to thank the people that do the behind the scenes work. The scorers, umpires, managers, people who set up, cleaners, etc.

Great players: - Dive on loose balls - Bring it every day - Are great teammates - Are coachable

Defense isn't over until you've secured the ball. Many relax after the offense has put up the shot instead of boxing out and rebounding.

"I do think that efficiency is important. Getting to the free-throw line and getting to the rim is better than getting a three-point shot. You have to play to your strengths and be efficient. I don’t want to force anything." - Terry Stotts

3 Most Important No’s on Defense: 1. No layups 2. No uncontested shots 3. No ball watching

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