Dymetrius Ware

Coaching for over 40 years in the State of Michigan. College, High School, CBA. My faith in God is bigger than my problems. @NABC,@BCAM @USABasketball member.

[Dymetrius Ware @coachware]

@Coach_DeMarco Took a lot mental notes today

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#XsOsVault: Play Designs by Legendary NBA Coaches with Dymetrius Ware | ... https://t.co/Yjz5xwwPB7 via @YouTube

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#Scriptureoftheweek! It’s a good one .

[Dymetrius Ware @coachware]

@TweetsbyCoachP The bus is running late

[Dymetrius Ware @coachware]

@samston11 We must be baptized in Jesus name and and receive the gift of the Holy Spirit

[Beyond @samston11]

🚨 Quick Notice: Let's flood X with the GOSPEL until every corner of this timeline hears about JESUS!

[Matt Hackenberg @CoachHackGO]

Top 5 best feelings as a coach

1 winning a big game as the underdog
2 the set play hits just right for a layup
3 your team winning a title
4 a player thanking you years later
5 practice energy is sky-high

[Steven Hall @Hallboy232]

@LeBronFactory Shoulda played tight end

[The Daily Coach @TheDaily_Coach]

Former Stanford women’s basketball coach Tara VanDerveer, who led the U.S. women’s national team to Olympic gold in 1996, shares how she approached relationships with parents, during Daily Coach TV: Leading Through the Noise.

Missed us live? Register below to watch the full episode through the end of the day on Sunday before it goes into the vault: https://t.co/5xg3SfwwnP

[Don Showalter @dshow23]

Every coach should have this book! Great info for your team!!

[Dymetrius Ware @coachware]

Coach Ware Defensive Playbook Poster https://t.co/zdJgSrJdGT

[𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐝 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 @DrBradJohnson]

We keep blaming teachers for declining literacy. But have we stopped to consider how dramatically children's lives have changed?
We're raising a generation surrounded by 15-second videos, endless scrolling, and constant notifications. Many children spend more time swiping through content than sitting down with a book.

Then we expect them to sit for 30 or 60 minutes, read complex passages, make inferences, and demonstrate deep comprehension on standardized tests.

Scrolling is a sprint. Reading is a marathon.

Children are becoming accustomed to information arriving in short bursts. They skim, swipe, and move on to the next thing. And when something doesn't immediately capture their attention, another video or notification is waiting.

But reading requires something different. It takes patience, concentration, imagination, and the ability to stay engaged even when something is challenging.

Those abilities develop through practice and experience.

So if children are spending less time reading outside of school, why are we surprised when they struggle to sustain their attention while reading?

And why is the teacher so often the one held responsible?

Consider how many children grow up hearing bedtime stories, watching adults read, visiting libraries, or having conversations about books. Now consider how many spend those same hours in front of screens.

Those experiences make a difference long before a child ever takes a reading assessment.

Schools can teach children how to read, but they cannot control how children spend the other hours of their lives.

And increasingly, we're asking teachers to compensate for cultural changes they had no part in creating.

We also need to ask ourselves what we're doing inside schools. When we replace opportunities to read, explore, discuss, and enjoy books with more worksheets, test preparation, and assessments, are we actually helping children become better readers?

A child who discovers the joy of reading is far more likely to pick up another book than one who associates reading primarily with answering questions on a test.

Literacy develops through experiences, relationships, conversations, curiosity, and practice. It begins long before a standardized test and extends far beyond the classroom.

[GameWrecker Basketball @GameWreckerBB]

🔥FRIDAY FIVE🔥

5⃣variations to add for your team from the @Lakers set we posted earlier.

Use them as different play calls, different player reads, set stacks, or as in game adjustments.

@FastModel | #XsOs | #LakeShow | #SEToftheWEEK

🧵Thread🧵

[NAIA @NAIA]

Earlier today the NAIA membership approved adding a fifth year of eligibility, replacing the current four-year limit.

To learn more about how this change affects prospective and current NAIA student-athletes, visit https://t.co/ABUIMclPaL

#TheRightWaytoPlay

[The Daily Coach @TheDaily_Coach]

Head Men's Basketball Coach at Missouri State University, @CuonzoMartin, shares the story of his battle with non Hodgkin's lymphoma at 26 years old, and why the experience taught him the importance of letting people into your life, from Daily Coach TV Leading Yourself.

[Coach DeMarco, EdD @Coach_DeMarco]

🔥 Get an EASY BASKET with Iverson Zoom Rip!

🏀 Iverson cut → Zoom action → Rip screen → Finish at the rim.

Keep the defense moving, shift their attention, and attack the basket! 👀
#FOCUSED #GetBetterEveryDay

FULL BREAKDOWN 👇
https://t.co/dmVTfmBKO8

[Schoolcraft Women's Basketball @SchoolcraftWBB]

🏀💙💛 IT’S GAME DAY!!! 💛💙🏀

NEW SEASON. SAME STANDARD. LET’S WORK! 🔥

The Schoolcraft College Ocelots Women’s Basketball team hits the road to take on NCAA Division II Hillsdale College in our 2026–27 SEASON OPENER!

📅 Wednesday, November 4th

⏰ Tip-Off: 6 PM

📍 Hillsdale College Athletic Center

THE ROAD STARTS HERE! LET’S GO OCELOTS! 🐾🏀💙💛

#GameDay #SchoolcraftWBB #OcelotsBasketball #TheStandard #NewSeasonSameMission #GoOcelots

[Steven Hall @Hallboy232]

@KingOverAir Folks really want participation trophies. SMH

[Hoops and More Hoops @HoopsMore]

Love it. This