Passion beyond measure, and an impact felt across the world. Corey lit up every room he entered with the joy and zest he had for life.
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Passion beyond measure, and an impact felt across the world. Corey lit up every room he entered with the joy and zest he had for life.
A fearless competitor on the court, never short of an opinion off it and a showman through and through.
'Homicide' was one of one.
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I don’t think this gets talked about enough.
One fact on why players from other countries come here and dominate is because they play with and against adults at the age of 14yrs old. Here we have 16yr old kids playing in the 8th grade experiencing a false sense of dominance!
8: You Won't Please Everyone
Tough decisions come with the job.
Not everyone will agree.
Remember, you're working for the team's benefit, not just one person.
Make yourself happy.
Don't try to please others.
5: Don’t do it for $$
High School Coaching doesn't pay much, but it's not about that.
It's a calling, a lifestyle driven by love for the game and helping young athletes grow and develop to be their best.
It is about building a TEAM.
3: Critics Will Come
It is unfortunate, but it is what it is.
No matter how well you do, there will always be critics.
Accept it; you know your team best.
2: It's a 24/7 Commitment
Coaching is more than a job; it's a way of life.
You'll spend tons of time planning, analyzing, and strategizing.
It will consume your mind and thinking.
But the relationships, the successes, and the memories make it all worth it!
Geno could’ve went to the McDonald’s game and picked up a PG after Paige B tore her ACL. But he stuck with her.
That’s loyalty.
Van Lith gets pulled out the game because Reese didn’t hedge a screen.
That’s that.
Poor Van Lith. She’s the perfect example of what transferring to the wrong school does to a player.
Just because an institution has a better team - & a high profile coach does NOT mean you belong.
Forget basketball. You’ll never benefit from a place you don’t fit.
For you younger players out there, if you want to be a D1 player…you may have to play\practice on Easter weekend, Mothers Day, 4th of July weekend, Memorial Day weekend, Fathers Day, prom weekend, etc. Your choice either way isn’t wrong. Just understand the sacrifice it may take