Day in the life of a collegiate level hooper. What does it take? 3:30-5:30 is booked. :20 handles. 1:10 for 250 makes on the move. :30 of weights and speed training. 5-6 days a week.
Miriam has a heart of a princess warrior. We preached from day 1 Nothing is easy. ENDURE. She has. The staff is positive. They love. You show love and people will die for you. USM will succeed in women’s hoops and my kid has laid it all on the line to help bring it to fruition. To the top won’t be a slogan we say. It’s one we will do. To the top
Samuel’s coach departed and went to D2 Spring Hill in Mobile. So Samuel said me too! Loyalty matters. People matter. helps when the places are special too.The school has high academic standards and the campus is unreal @coachjohnredman@Biggameprince@leake_sports
Sarah Prince 2029. 5-8 133
Pounds. PG. Finishing at the rim 100% better. Loves playing AAU because they can’t face guard ya. She’s open. Loves to facilitate.Can thump the rock with expertise.Wonderful pace. High IQ. Team is 12-0
@BOANXTPRO2029
AAU for Sarah: 1. Must play through physicality. Refs are terrible. Play on.2. meet new friends outside your sphere. Have to gel. Adapt. 3. Success breeds confidence. She’s there. 4. Quality guys pouring expertise into her game. Guys that played high level @BOANXTPRO2029
A picture of resilience. Toughness. Endurance. Excellence. “But they that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount upwith wings as golden eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.”
Last day of high school today. Goes fast. Love your kids. Pour into them. Teach them the Way and The Way will not depart from them. Then, turn them loose like an arrow and let them go do great things. @Biggameprince would be on any team I formed because of character.
Sarah Prince 2029. Working religiously on her mid range game. She’s evaluating her weaknesses.She’s living in the weight room. Each day she gets better is a bad day for her foe. And she gets better everyday.
MVP! Magnolia Classic was fun. Closed out with 30 and Team Gold won! @Biggameprince doesn’t even fit an All Star game style but yet he scores and scores and scores. Only mistake he made in life was staying at a small school giving people reasons not to trust their eyes. Best is yet to come
Some California dudes came to central Mississippi via the hand of God and found freedom. Can’t make it up. Testimonials of the dead coming alive. Right here. Sell all you have and chase this. Bread that doesn’t run out.
April 2022 the Mafia hired the mad scientist. April is a Godfather ordained month of celebration in honor of one of the mega minds of Mississippi hoops. We are just warming up.
Summer Men’s ARC Team camp. We use the funds to get folks out of addiction. 3 full courts. Premium menu for coaches. Coaches get a free copy of Luther Riley’s new book “8 RINGS 1 MINDSET”.
Bear, since the season finished, has made 5,000 shots. The pill in the air is the recipe. And we have 10+ drills that stress the shooter physically and mentally. We build knock downs shooters. Sarah said playing AAU was refreshing because she wasn’t face guarded. Come shoot with us 601-416-2545
Didn't realize Bear made this team! CL first team all state. Great honor for @leake_sports and the Bear who yesterday made 300 shots. Next year for her has already begun.
Stage 2 pancreatic cancer caught after months of loose stool + throbbing upper-left pain doctors dismissed.
Maria Menounos (diagnosed 2023):
“I had diarrhea for a month and a half… all tests negative. Then severe abdominal pain that came and went. I kept saying ‘this doesn’t feel right.’ No one listened until I got an outside MRI.”
Key messages she’s sharing:
- Pancreatic cancer can be silent or vague for a long time
- Persistent weird symptoms (even with “normal” tests) deserve deeper investigation
- “If your doctors don’t know what’s going on, go to an outside facility—they’re incentivized to find something”
She credits her mom’s intuition and faith (“this is happening for me, not to me”).
Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (like Maria’s) are rare and often slower-growing than typical pancreatic cancer. Early detection via imaging dramatically improves outcomes — 5-year survival for localized stage 2 PNETs can exceed 60–90% with surgery.
Today (2026) Maria is cancer-free post-surgery, thriving as a mom and health advocate, and pushing early-detection tools like multi-cancer blood tests.
Have you or someone close ever had vague, persistent symptoms that turned out to be serious?
What finally made you/your loved one push for more testing?
Your stories 👇
Dad is 95. Saturday 7 am who can sleep. We were lamenting over a certain topic dear to our hearts. The unfairness of the world slowly building ourselves into a rage😡 . I paused. Told him when I’m angriest I have to remember God gave us Jason Morgan. He loved that. Count the blessings, bro. Number them. Give thanks to the Lord. He is good.