Anthony Edwards in November: “We can’t talk to each other.”
Anthony Edwards in April: “We can all talk to each other.”
How this Timberwolves team bridged their gaps in communication, and one key moment that ignited their postseason run: https://t.co/ghznGKfbFp
Young players out there (HS especially) with portal or hoops dreams for your future, think about this for a few minutes. Then, add the logical trickle-down effect. Then, consider schools dropping athletics or levels of play...
Get on the right grind.
TP Stats: Between Division 1 and Division 2 there are 3,330+ players currently in the 2025 Transfer Portal in men’s basketball.
D1: 2,070+ Transfers
D2: 1,260+ Transfers
D1: 330+ Commits (16%)
D2: 55+ Commits (4%)
Total: 385+ Commits (12%)
#TP4PT#TransferPortal
Dominic Bolton is quietly built to contribute now on the next level, but also for real long-term success. The type who could go up a level of play each year in CBB. Keep letting em know 25‼️
KIRK HERBSTREIT ON PARENTING
"I'm cool with my kids failing... It's part of the process. Every day there is adversity... They have to learn how to deal with junk... It's okay to make a mistake. Get back up and let's keep going forward."
~ @KirkHerbstreit@thewinningdiff1
South Regional Bracket - 1st round games on Wednesday at higher seeded team (game times TBD once women's brackets come in; Check the Daily Schedule tomorrow) - https://t.co/BwoZdbTP71 1/2
Great game and environment to tip off Crestview League play. The league is a BEAST! Good schools, programs, coaches, and without question next level players.
@SteveFryer Heartbreaking. We have such a great community of coaches- Ed was a rock. Stop and give thanks each day is a real thing. Thoughts and prayers to Coach and the Loara family.
From a D1 Head Coach today in a text…
“I’m not worried about making friends or if parents think it’s fair. I won’t risk my job or livelihood on a player that isn’t what I think they need to be to play at this level or that has parents who are always running their mouths with negative things to say. Parents always say their kid just needs a chance. We can’t just give chances, it doesn’t work that way. It doesn’t matter how hard they’ve worked or how good they are as students if they can’t get here and help us win and handle business I won’t recruit them. If their parents are always bashing coaches I won’t recruit them either. Like it or don’t like it. I’ve been successful this way and won’t change”.
I’m not telling you what to think of this but I am telling you he told me I could share it and do with it what you will.