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Thoughts and prayers to the Knight family as legendary Coach Bob Knight passed away today at the age of 83. bobknight.com/bob-knight-leg…
Not the Queen but some very beautiful young ladies. So special to watch them grow up into 4 of the best people I know.
Someday’s are just more impressive than others. Such as watching your daughter shoot at the Aces practice facility with a Naismith Hall of Famer rebounding for her. @BeckyHammon
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Thank you for the amazing visit!!! @nsuwolves_wbb @CoachK_NSU
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“There’s a big difference between being a player & competitor-Decide on being a competitor. It’s all about toughness. I used to lean down & tie my shoe. Now I lean down & put my leg on. I cried the 1st time I did it. I’m glad I was taught to compete.” Coach Don Meyer #MeyerMonday
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Tom Izzo on His Job as Coach ⛹🏾
💬 "You might think my job is to win championships, It's not. My job is to build smart, strong, talented men who win championships."
💬 "A player-coached team is better than a coach-coached team."
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Thanks Oakwood Supper Club for having the Henning Boys Basketball team out for dinner tonight!! @MisegadesRandy @SillyDilly81 @oakwoodsupclub
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Reasons to hire an athlete:
•They are used to working under pressure
•They understand that doing work outside of working hours is where they’ll find their advantage
•They’ve endured success & defeat; they handle adversity
•They sacrifice personal accolades for team success
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The best formation in football. Congrats @bvhsfootball! #StateChamps
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"Your program must have an overriding purpose, which is clearly visible and teaches lessons beyond winning."
@CoachDonMeyer
#MeyerMonday
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Coach Summitt's offer letter to Tennessee...for young coaches bit by the entitlement bug, she was paid $250 a month and did the team's laundry.
























