Seth Davis

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[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

Excited to announce I am writing a book for @HarperCollins called Lock In. It’s about sports and mental fitness. And Buddhism! Inviting all of you to take this journey with me. What do you want to know? #LockIn

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

@hoopvision68 I need to know how you know this. Did you chart this yourself?

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

Now at Hoops HQ @alex_squadron tells the moving story of how former @OhioStateHoops forward JJ Sulinger donated a kidney to his former teammate Terence Dials. That's being a great teammate! I promise it's worth your time @hhqsports

https://t.co/Sxtylk08d5

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

Some unsolicited thoughts on Jaylen Brown and the challenge of resentment.

Letting go of resentment is really, really hard to do.

You know what's even harder? Holding onto it.

When you feel resentment, you feel like a victim. That can prevent you from getting the results you want. Problem is, the path to resentment includes forgiveness and compassion towards those who hurt you. We don't want to do that because these people don't "deserve" our compassion. Which may be true.

But YOU deserve to give them compassion, because it will help you achieve the results you're looking for, whether it's winning a game or simply peace of mind, which is the ultimate definition of success.

I don't know Jaylen Brown and certainly don't know the intimate details of his exit from Boston. But it seems pretty clear that he is (perhaps understandably) injured, and feels resentment towards the team, Jayson Tatum, the city, whomever. He's only human, so it's natural, but I can't help but wonder (and frankly believe) that the energy he is expending holding on to that resentment led to last night's result. It might lead to other unwanted results as well.

Resentment, pure intentions, letting go, peace of mind and suffering are all components of my Tree of Why. I'm not saying fixing these things is easy. It requires practice. But when we allow our minds to settle on the wrong things, they can be our worst enemy. Letting go, feeling compassion, forgiving, moving on — all of these things are essential tools towards living our most fulfilling lives.

My (unsolicited) advice to Jaylen Brown is to activate the power of compassion to let go of resentment and LOCK IN on playing great basketball! You deserve to have peace of mind!

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

spot on

[Dave Taylor @RacketRockRoll]

@SethDavisHoops Sports attorneys: Congress can’t fix this, you need a CBA!

Also sports attorneys: We need a CBA, and Congress can fix it!

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

It's almost like @USCWBB has produced some great players over the years.

This is going to be one of the best seasons in women's college hoops I can remember. So much star power!!!

[FOX College Hoops @CBBonFOX]

Juju Watkins and Jazzy Davidson are must-see basketball

@wsportsonfox x @USCWBB

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

Two takeaways on @MSU_Basketball: Jeremy Fears may be the best player in the country. Jordan Scott is the early leader for All-Glue captain. @LukeDeCock reports on the game from Chicago for Hoops HQ @hhqsports

https://t.co/mpEmT1ZGHY

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

It's still hard to believe that Trey Kaufman-Renn is playing for @KUHoops. For now, anyway. @TheAndyKatz spoke to TKR for Hoops HQ and reports on why the Jayhawks are Final Four good as long as he's eligible @hhqsports

https://t.co/S7OSdtO8PE

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

Val Ackerman among others has made a compelling case to have the men's and women's Final Fours in the same city. I say we give it a try!

[Columbus Sports Commission @ColumbusSports]

The #WFinalFour is taking over Columbus in 2027, but the action starts NOW 🏀 This week, your @ohiostatewbb Buckeyes take on perennial powerhouse @UConnWBB on November 12 at 6:30 p.m. See you there!

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

I would like to be among many to express my eternal gratitude to all veterans, past and present, who have sacrificed so much and served our country so well. The American military produces some of the finest individuals currently walking this here planet Earth.

When I think about sacrifices that veterans make for us, of course I think about those who have been wounded or tragically gave the "last full measure of their devotion." But I also think about the millions of men and women who sacrificed our most precious resource: time. I travel a lot for work, and if I miss a single baseball game, holiday or family dinner, it crushes me. But after a few days I go home, and I have a nice long off-season to try to make up for it. I simply cannot imagine what it must be like to be away from your family for many months, perhaps years, at a time. It must be especially wrenching for those who have young children back home. They are growing and changing and having amazing life experiences every day. You are not there for it, and you will never get those days back.

So thank you, veterans, for all that you do. Your country is grateful. And for those who did give their lives to protect our freedoms, I hope on this bittersweet day their families take some solace in knowing that their fellow Americans are grateful and praying for them as well.

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

#LockIn

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

Please be kind.

[Hoops HQ @hhqsports]

Moreno 🎒 work

[Hoops HQ @hhqsports]

Tre White put em on a POSTER 🫣

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

I'm so done with athletes and coaches cursing in press conferences and media availabilities. Kids are watching this stuff. It's not classy. Is it that hard to keep your language clean when the mics are in front of you?

[Hoops HQ @hhqsports]

THE TRANSFER WITH A QUICK START!

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

Michigan State. Sharpie.

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

Florida pulled out an 81-72 win in Tallahassee but the Gators were tested and pushed all night. Seminoles definitely improved in year two under Luke Loucks.

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

It has never been properly explained why the president of a Major League Baseball team is running this thing

[Brandon Marcello @bmarcello]

NEWS: Yankees president Randy Levine, vice chair of the President's Roundtable on Fixing College Sports, sent a letter to House members today urging passage of the Protect College Sports Act.

"History will remember if you choose wrong. Pass the PCSA."

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

Home game

[Theo Lawson @TheoLawson_SR]

Update on Chauncey Wiggins' lawsuit. The Spokane Superior Court approved a motion to shorten time, so Wiggins' injunction hearing will now take place at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, potentially clearing him to play for Gonzaga against LSU on Saturday if the injunction is granted.

[Hoops HQ @hhqsports]

5 FIRST HALF BLOCKS FOR SCOTT❌