"I wanted to be coached.
I wanted a coach that would take me to a place where I probably wouldn't go if I tried my hardest still."
Don’t seek praise—seek the push.
Average players want to feel good now.
Great players crave the coaching that makes them elite tomorrow.
Im so proud of Alyx.I’ve had the pleasure of knowing this kid for 4 years!She has been humble,tough,God Loving always staying the course in life, and clutch!She is probably more prepared for life than any kids I know!We are rooting for her in her next chapter!
We Love ya Big AL!
After talking it over with my family and coaches I have decided to further my academic and athletic career at Hinds College in Raymond, Ms. I believe Hinds will develop me on and off the field!Thank you to all the coaches who have reached out and gave me an opportunity!GO EAGLES!
Nick Saban said, "There can be no great victories in your life unless you overcome adversity. You can’t be a great competitor unless you overcome adversity. That's mental."
•It takes grit.
•It takes toughness.
•It takes persistence.
🎥@thewinningdiff1
Tom Brady said, "If we all work hard, we all put the team first, we have great commitment to one another, then we'll be able to achieve something special."
Great teams come together.
• They trust.
• They commit.
• They hold you accountable.
Great teams don't let dysfunction take over because they know the importance of trust, sacrifice, communication, and commitment.
Teamwork is a choice.
The Five Dysfunctions of a Team according to Patrick Lencioni
1. Absence of Trust - Trust is the foundation of any team. When team members are reluctant to be open up and communicate, it blocks trust and performance. Overcoming this requires openness and the willingness to share weaknesses and fears without fear of reprisal.
2. Fear of Conflict - Healthy conflict is essential for growth. Teams that avoid conflict out of fear of discord end up with unresolved issues and tension. Encouraging open and constructive conflict leads to better decision-making and problem-solving.
3. Lack of Commitment - Without commitment, teams cannot achieve their goals. This dysfunction arises from ambiguity in direction and priorities. Setting clear goals and creating active buy-in from team members are crucial for commitment.
4. Avoidance of Accountability - When team members are not held accountable, standards start to slip. A culture where people are regularly held responsible for their performance creates a sense of collective responsibility and excellence.
5. Inattention to Results - The ultimate goal of any team should be collective results. When individual goals overshadow team goals, it leads to stagnant progress. Emphasizing shared success is essential for driving team performance.
"Teamwork is not a virtue, but rather a choice. It's a strategic decision and an intentional one." - Patrick Lencioni
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@bgoodrich210 She did nothing wrong. Second baseman kicked back off the bag 2.5 ft , the base runner as a retired runner got out of the way as the ball passed and the second baseman threw a strike to 1B without changing anything. She didn’t get the DP bc of her mechanics.
The @FWB_SB lineup has no holes, @Ava_Smith2024 is dialed in & @AlyxHall3 is assaulting cars in parking lots with prodigious HRs.
On to the Sweet 16 for @GrayT21 & Co. Only game in town Tuesday. Be there at FWBHS to watch. Thank me later.
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