The best coaches don't yell the loudest or know the most plays.
They connect.
They care.
They make players believe in themselves, often before the players even do.
The Tigers and Tigerettes pick up two wire-to-wire, “no-doubt” wins over Fayetteville! Fun night in Dottie Kelso! @CoachDSteely@KingCoachk@mchs_tigerstn
The good guys & gals take two from Giles County tonight! Great job, players and coaches! The competitive spirit and effort in the boys game especially was unbelievable. An absolute battle! Always fun when the Tigers and Cats get together! @mchs_tigerstn@KingCoachk@CoachDSteely
Purdue’s point guard, Braden Smith was asked about his turnover late in the game.
His teammate, Zach Edey grabbed the mic and reminded everyone that every possession is important, and everyone was responsible for turnovers throughout the game.
Congrats to UNA’s KJ Johnson on scoring 14 points to surpass 1000 points during his college career. Sign of good things to come headed into Conference play.#UNLEASHED
Great night in Dottie Kelso as MCHS takes two from Giles County! The girls win in a romp, and the boys put on a 4th quarter show to complete a great comeback! Outstanding job all around! @mchs_tigerstn@CoachDSteely@KingCoachk
"Your mistakes don't lose you games. Your response to mistakes, lose you games. We don't want reactions; we want responses."
In sports and in life, your response-ability is your responsibility. Don't react (that's emotion) to mistakes. Respond (take action) to mistakes.
"Every day, when you're part of a team, you have to give what the group needs. But, we all want to give the part of ourselves that we're okay with giving. If you want anything great, it's not about giving the piece you want to give; it's about giving the piece the group needs."