Where it belongs.

Matt Painter nailed it. "We don't become you. You become us." The best motivator? Competition. The bench. The next guy waiting for his shot. That’s how great teams are built.

If you players start playing off 2 feet I promise your ppg average goes up 2-4 ppg just from that.

GREAT TEAMS HAVE GREAT TEAMMATES. ✅ Bring energy whether they're playing or not. ✅ Find ways to be in the game even when they aren't in the game. ✅ Create momentum. ✅ Are just as excited about a teammate's success as they are their own. 📽️ Marquette Basketball

"If you have that mentality you're going to suck....what allows people to play their best basketball is when they are obsessed and consumed with how to we win this basketball game and what do I have to do to help out team." - Grant McCasland, Texas Tech 🗣️🔥

Absolutely electric sequence from Texas Tech and Christian Anderson here. Anderson hits the game changing and-1 and all four teammates are right there celebrating with him while he’s on the floor. Bench felt it too.

Battle together. Win together.

The word struggle gets misused a lot. Struggling means you’re fighting to find a solution. It means you’re still in it. Most players who say they’re struggling aren’t actually struggling — they just quit trying.

“You can always hear a good team. The bad teams… you never hear. They don’t ever talk.” (Via Dan Casey 🎥)

Plains Cowboys go 4-0 at the Brownwood Tournament. Braylon Ward named tourney MVP. One final tuneup tomorrow before district play begins next week. 323 Hoopinsider Lubbock Avalanche-Journal HS Sports

As we move into conference/district play, if you are too cool to take a charge, bump cutters, get through screens, dive on the floor for a loose ball & compete with physicality then you should probably help your team by sitting on the bench where it’s nice & safe. Compete or sit!

Nike moves fast. Just do it.

If you don’t know, now you know 🦅

A historic season. A new standard. To the 2025 Texas Tech Red Raiders, thank you. #WreckEm | United Supermarkets

The myth of perfection in coaching is everywhere. We’ve been told “perfect practice makes perfect.” But here’s the truth: chasing flawless reps might be the worst way to prepare players for the chaos of real games. A thread🧵

The name on the front is a hell of a lot more important than the one on the back. Bring back this patriotism.

MILES. OVER. KILOMETERS.

Congratulations to our Cowboys!! We are proud of y’all!! Great season!!