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Forest Hills Northern 2027 QB Owen Ostipow (Ferris State commit) and Head Coach Eddie Ostipow spoke with @AndrewSchulte33 following their win.
They spoke about their final game and much more.
Congratulations on the career coach!
Forest Hills Northern (4-5) beat Grand Rapids Northview (2-7) 30-24
@fhnfootball1 @OwenOstipow
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Waddle Reflects on What Mike Ditka Meant to Him.
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#MikeDitka #TommyWaddle #ChicagoBears #RIPDITKA
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When our players see Mike Ditka’s name, I want them to know how he competed. He gave everything and expected the same from his teammates. His toughness will forever be part of this program! Our thoughts & prayers are with his family and everyone he impacted. Rest in Peace, Coach. – at Pittsburgh, PA
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Player. Coach. Legend.
Mike Ditka embodied the spirit of Chicago and will be deeply missed.
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It’s with a heavy heart that I’m sharing the Ditka family has announced the passing of Mike Ditka this morning.
Da Coach. Hall of Famer. The heartbeat of the ’85 Bears and a Super Bowl champion. Chicago won’t be the same.
Prayers to Diana and the family.
RIP, Coach. 🐻⬇️
Here’s a statement from the family:
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved husband, father, grandfather, and friend, Mike Ditka. While the world knew Mike as a Hall of Fame football player, legendary coach, and leader of the Chicago Bears’ Super Bowl XX championship team, we knew him as the heart of our family. Mike will be missed beyond measure and remembered forever.
With love and gratitude, The Ditka Family
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NFL legend Mike Ditka, who revolutionized the tight end position before becoming the head coach of the world champion 1985 Bears and a towering figure in the city of Chicago, has passed away, his family announced. He was 86.
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Alex Bregman is the personality every fan wishes their players would be. Insane, obsessive, resilient. Hockey player mindset on a baseball field. I can’t believe he’s already back.
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In another life… #GoDawgs
Blessed to receive an offer from Butler University! I would like to thank @t_marty7 and @ButlerUFootball and the entire coaching staff for this opportunity! #GoDawgs
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a new letter on the chest, a new chapter ahead ❤️
introducing the 37th 𝐂𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐧 of the Chicago Blackhawks, 𝐂onnor Bedard!
Welles Crowther was a former Boston College lacrosse player who had a trademark red bandanna.
He was also working in New York on Sept. 11, 2001 when terrorists struck the World Trade Center.
This is the story of how he led people to safety on that fateful day 25 years ago.
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Mike Macdonald says culture is basically a fancy word people overcomplicate
“It’s a fancy word. We don’t say culture. What is it exactly? I don’t know. Then you start using a bunch of buzzwords and stuff and now you sound like an idiot.”
“It’s just how you do everything. It’s just how you operate. Just how we roll. What’s important to us. John Harbaugh said, ‘Shared understanding of principles.’ I thought that was a pretty cool definition.”
“What’s helped this year is tightening it down, coming into focus about who we want to be, how we want to operate, what’s important to us. Making it resonate with the guys more.”
“Having a more effective message. And hopefully they’re buying in. I think they are. It feels like it. We’ve got great energy. To see everybody celebrate each other is just what it’s all about.”
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Marcus Freeman shares why "leading by example" isn't enough.
"We don't love leaders by example. Because leaders by example are guys that do what they're told to do, they do everything they're asked, right?"
"But they don't say things when their teammates aren't reaching the standard. We can't have that."
Real leadership isn't just performing at the standard. It's protecting the standard.
"We need more leaders. Guys that are willing to hold their teammates accountable because it's gonna make your teammate better."
Accountability isn't about being hard on people. It's about caring enough to not let them settle.
"I wanna make everybody in our organization the best they possibly can be. So if I let you cut corners or I don't say something to you when you're falling under the standard, then I'm not helping push you to the best you can be."
Leading by example is the baseline. Leading with accountability is the standard.
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