“I’m too busy” is a BS excuse. If it matters to you, you’ll make time. If it doesn’t, you won’t. #Mondaythoughts #keepitsimple

Thankfully, my players play in organizations that understand and appreciate the importance of the high school experience. I appreciate them!

Something a TEAM might use as their mantra?!?!?!? m.facebook.com/groups/5229559…

Yep.

Pretty much sums it up. Most important for me…#5.

Have you ever noticed that in HS Basketball, the winning teams seem to have about 9 volunteer assistants on the bench, while the struggling teams have a head coach sitting there all by himself? Everybody likes a winner. 😉

Not true. I’ve got 3 assistants and we’ve been pretty successful. False news.

Appreciate your research. Southwest Ohio girls basketball is legit. Also appreciate your love for hoops.

Boring & fundamental still wins basketball games. 🏀

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Being a great teammate means you are just as happy about your teammate's success as you are about your own success. 𝗚𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗧 𝗧𝗘𝗔𝗠𝗦 𝗛𝗔𝗩𝗘 𝗚𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗧 𝗧𝗘𝗔𝗠𝗠𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗦

This never gets old. I’ve seen before but I appreciate it so much.

Some of our younger, up and coming coaches and parents should take notice of this. It’s not just as easy as making it “free and easy”. Standard, structure, roles, believing in “team” are way more important than flashiness. I mean, if you want consistent success.

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So true. Applies to those that always wanting to pontificate on social media as well.

Roy Williams’ philosophy on calling timeouts “I’m going to call them when I feel like it…Timeouts are overrated, I keep my players in the huddle less than any coach in basketball. I’m tired of talking to them, there’s only so much I can say”

Mama.

This makes me more proud than any wins or championships. It’s what the Mason Girls Basketball standard is all about.

Hey, Mason Black Hole. I’ve refrained from this but here I go. This is it for me. I’ve been around since the late 80’s here in Mason. I’ve seen the “Hole” at its best and I know the impact a great student body can bring to a game. I (we) need you. Bring it.

Being a “bridesmaid” isn’t all bad. It’s more about how your players feel about you and their experience in your program.