High school basketball success isn’t about who has the flashiest offense or the tallest center. It’s about: - Showing up every single day ready to work. - Playing defense like it’s personal. - Valuing every possession, every loose ball, and every teammate.

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Best advice I've ever got came from my junior high coach Allen Osborne before I left for my job at LSU over 40 years ago...it still holds true today.

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"The hardest thing to do as a coach is to get players to do the things they don't want to do in order to achieve what they want." -Pat Riley

Show Up. This is often the most important step to success. - Show up to the weight room. - Show up in the classroom. - Show up to your workout. - Show up at practice. - Show up to the gym. With Relentless Consistency. Every Day.

5 things every athlete can control: 1. Attitude 2. Effort 3. Body language 4. Preparation 5. Response to adversity You can’t control refs. You can’t control playing time. You can’t control opinions. But you can control how you show up.

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Speed. Kills. #TheCounty #TogetherWeSwarm #W1NTHEDAY #TheStandard

#Attidue #Effort Control what you can control

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"You don't get to pick when the adversity comes. You don't get to pick for how long it stays. But, we can control our response...our gratitude, and how we treat people as we are going through it. Imagine if we can give our young people that skillset, that mindset." Shea Ralph

"I've always believed that if you put in the work, the results will come." -Michael Jordan #PutInTheWork #ItTakesWhatItTakes

“A negative thought is like a weed in your mind; if you don't pluck it out, it will take root and grow.” -Daniel Amen

“Culture is a continuum. This means that it is not merely a matter of creating a culture, but perpetuating it. Those who have been in the organization for the greatest amount of time pass on the values and the message of the organization to those who are just entering.” #CoachK

#300’s When teams zone you, as an offensive coach you now get to determine who guards who. You can manipulate your best offensive weapons into areas being defended by their worst defensive players. PaPa Neighbors called it “hunting the weak antelope” This has been a go-to

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