🏀 Young Assistant Coaches…
🪜 Everyone wants to climb the ladder as fast as they can… and we all probably think we are better then we are. (especially when we are young, starting up and even more so if our team sees success early)
‼️ The reality is that getting to build through a full cycle (3-5 years) at a program under the same head coach is the most ideal scenario.
🤝 3-5 years in a program also allows you to learn how to do your job, become efficient at it, then find and fill gaps within the program.
🗣️ 3-5 years in a program allows you to complete a true recruiting cycle from finding a prospect, fully recruiting them, signing them, then actually coaching them and seeing if your evaluation was good enough for them to impact winning.
📈 That time allows you to grow and track things that you touch directly.
🙏 Everyone’s story and growth journey is different, will rarely align with what was described above… The biggest element is intentional growth and reflection each year to find ways to be more efficient and organized which allows you to take on more tasks to grow the program.
🚚 Lastly, sometimes the best career move is to make no move at all and staying where you are!
Consistency, preparation, accountability, and attention to detail compound over time. Championships are built in workouts, film sessions, adversity, and the small moments nobody sees.
The best teams stay connected, coachable, and committed to the bigger picture.
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I’m a free agent college basketball coach, eagerly looking to be part of a staff! With many vacancies still left to be filled, I am still hopeful that there’s a place for me. I just finished 2 years as a GA at Charleston Southern University open to anything!! Please #RETWEET
🚨UNC Pembroke Women’s Basketball is looking for an Assistant Coach! All interested candidates please submit your application via the link ⬇️⬇️
https://t.co/wkAcLGPSvu
Some golden nuggets from @CoachBobStarkey at the @WBCA1981 Convention at Tampa Bay last weekend:
1⃣ "Be great at the things you do a lot"
2⃣ "It's not what you teach, it´s what you emphasize"
3⃣ "2 main things as coaches: teach them how to think and how to talk"
Rayquan Smith, also known as "Rabbit" is one of the most VERSATILE athletes entering the 2025 NFL Draft.
Not only has he showcased elite football talent at Norfolk State University (NSU) and Virginia State University (VSU), but his track and field resume is ELITE.
Smith has competed in multiple events, excelling in sprints, throws, and multi-event competitions.
60m: 6.99 seconds
100m: 10.87 seconds
Discus Throw: 145'2"
Long Jump 6.83m ( 22’5”)
Decathlon: 4,810 points
Standing at 5’9”, 215 pounds, Smith has demonstrated EXPLOSIVE athleticism across disciplines. His football career has been defined by speed, power, and adaptability.
Smith has been nicknamed the “King of NIL", as he's built a reputation for maximizing opportunities both on and off the field. Balancing football, track, and entrepreneurial ventures speaks to his work ethic, determination, and leadership.
With his multi-sport background, elite athleticism, and relentless drive, Smith is a sleeper prospect who could make an immediate impact in the NFL.
Don’t sleep on the dual-sport standout out of NSU and VSU 🔥
Morehead State freshman Chrishawn Coleman has entered the transfer portal, sources told @on3.
She averaged 11.3 ppg and 1.8 spg.
TRACKER: https://t.co/StsxDxjlYl
Harley will be a great addition to a program that needs a guard to step in and play right away. She shoots the ball well (and with range), playmaking ability, will be the first to the floor & is an underrated rebounder!!
Willing and able to serve any program as I’m pursuing my next Graduate Assistant Position! Ready to get to work ASAP! 💪🏾 Please don’t hesitate to contact me