6. The Excuse Game - Excuses are just lies you tell yourself. It's your fear, insecurity, and denial talking. Making excuses prevents learning, growth and accountability. Great teams choose to take ownership and responsibility over excuses.

With them making the transition to one of the most competitive D2 conferences in the south next year, kid saw the opportunity to be apart of history and compete at a high level. Vision always being put to use. Always proud! Can’t wait to sit back and watch the show. 🤞🏽

Elite athletes have elite parents who make elite sacrifices!

Dan Hurley said, "My players accept hard coaching because they know how much we love them." Tough coaching only works if relationships come first. • It means trust. • It means caring. • It means communication. That’s caring about people. That's leadership.

I saw somebody say something similar earlier. No disrespect because these guys were buckets….but they ain’t STEPH CURRY. If small guards like Mark Price, Nick Van Exel, Damon Stoudamire, Mike Bibby, can avg 18-20…old heads can miss me with the Steph wouldn’t average 20+ talk.

“You can still coach hard these days. But you have to have the relationship there with your player to coach them hard." - Jay Williams (Via College GameDay 🎥)

Players don’t need sugarcoating. They need truth tellers. Spoken with love, belief, and high standards. The best coaches tell the truth. Even when it’s hard. Jon Scheyer GOLD🥇

Won’t be hidden for long….remember the name 📈. Reloaded. ValdostaHigh_BBALL

Coaching isn’t a hobby. Coaching is a mission. Somewhere in the world, a parent’s praying for someone to show up for their kid. Not just to teach the game, but to lead, to push, to believe in them when it’s hard. Be that coach. The one who shows up, builds up, and never gives up.

Working hard to complete our 2️⃣5️⃣ class as we prepare for the 🍑 Belt and D2️⃣ play this upcoming season. 🔥🔥🔥

The Future!!! ValdostaHigh_BBALL

TWGS….Time to put on under them bright lights 💯💪🏽

2030 6’1 CG Camden King continues to improve with each showing. Definitely excited to see his trajectory.

Kaleb Johnson (2027) was a dominant force around the rim, consistently finishing through contact and making his presence felt in the paint. He attacked the glass with intensity, grabbing rebounds on both ends of the floor. Johnson’s physicality and motor make him a valuable asset

In his first action since breaking his big toe to begin the month it was good to see him aggressive on both ends. Looking forward to watching him in the July Live period. Devin Butts Elite

‘27 CG Brayden Miller had a breakout June. He looked extremely comfortable operating from the lead guard spot getting downhill & to his spots. Also defended at a high level per usual. High academic prospect to track next 2 years Devin Butts Elite ValdostaHigh_BBALL Welchy Report

The next big thing out of Valdosta High. Stretches the floor, protects the rim, plays back to the basket. He’s going to be a real problem the next 2 years. Buy stock now. Tyler Thayer Cameron Prather Bruce Evans Daniel Mondragon Welchy Report Coach T4J4E Chris Cameron Jarrett PRO

Surround yourself around likeminded people. Mentors, Coaches and Friends who will mention your name in high regard without you being present….💯

Man I’m so excited for this young fella’s development. After having a D1 big just 2 years ago, when he walked in the door with his skillet I knew his ceiling could be higher. The work is paying off quickly 📈📈📈

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