Austin Rivers is really good at this
When players told him they weren’t getting enough minutes or shots, this was his advice:
“Finish your plate first, and THEN ask for more. Dominate your role and you will be asked to do more”
Good stuff
The Bible:
· 0 errors
· 66 books
· 40+ authors
· 0 contradictions
· 3 different languages
· 3 different continents
· 63K+ cross-references
· written over 1500 years
· all telling the same story
This is how we know it’s God-inspired and not man-made.
I heard this years ago... I called BS....
Not any longer.
If you think God isn't working, healing, helping, leading, and teaching TODAY... then you need to open your eyes....
He is right there.... always......
Bat tracking -- Mike Trout's 2 HR game
Same bat speed for both HR: 77.3 mph
21° swing tilt for the HR at the top of the zone (flat swing)
37° swing tilt for the HR at the bottom of the zone (steep swing)
💯 “Boring before brilliance.”
Paul Skenes details his routine
Young athletes want to constantly do something new or novel
Often avoiding routine, fundamentals & what works…
“Sometimes it’s what it takes in sports
The boring process, the boring fundamentals.”
LISTEN:
TRENDING: Multiple #NFL stars have posted their support for Jaden Ivey after he was released for his anti-gay/LGBTQ comments yesterday
• TreVeyon Henderson
• Dez Bryant
• Kam Curl
• Tucker Kraft
• Azareye'h Thomas
These players are all outspoken Christians and posted this:
The Bible openly acknowledges the tension of seeing wicked people prosper while the righteous suffer. In passages like Psalm 73 and Jeremiah 12, people question God honestly and feel discouraged by this apparent injustice. The turning point is realizing that this success is temporary, while faithfulness has lasting, eternal value. Jesus reinforces this in Matthew 5 by redefining “blessing” beyond immediate, visible outcomes.
what you see now isn’t the full picture..justice and meaning unfold over a longer timeline. 🙏🏿
Get your boys into football and watch the transformation!
Football uniquely challenges boys in ways that boys need but rarely get in today’s society.
We need football because it provides an environment where boys can become young men, and young men can become grown men.
Rookie sharpshooter & Charlotte Hornets G Kon Knueppel was asked to pick one historical figure to play one-on-one & he picked Jesus Christ 👏
“He might beat me… A conversation with him would be better, though”
(via @theScore)