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Don’t make it easier for your opponent.
- via @CoachJordan82
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DO YOUR JOB
“One of the things I liked most about working for you,” Saban said to Belichick, “I knew exactly what to expect [and] what you expected from me. I worked other places and that was never, ever clearly defined. It’s amazing to me how many people work with or for someone and it’s just assumed that they know what you’d like them for them to do. I thought that whether it was the players that we brought to the team, the people that worked in personnel or whatever, you defined for them and then you let them do their job.”
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The Defensive Coordinator and the Offensive Coordinator out on the road recruiting.
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Yup so when they’re young they don’t need a DB trainer…. they need to play other sports. They don’t ask for your 9u stats on your recruiting visits.
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Don’t do good things for attention.
Don’t do good things for credit.
Don’t do good things for praise.
Do good things to do good things, to make an impact, to serve others.
Humility is the way.
~ via @KevinDeShazo
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During Film study, learning the habits of the QB are essential. Study him, study him and then study him some more. QBs are prone to tendencies because they are under a lot of pressure. Getting a good read on the QB can make everything else easy to figure out.
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The five mental challenges of sports:
1. Pushing through discomfort.
2. Blocking out distractions.
3. Staying poised under pressure.
4. Thinking critically to solve problems.
5. Managing your ego and working with others.
Work hard to improve in all of these areas!
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Being the real you is better for your mental health than being who you think people want you to be.
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Ole Miss had its entire football staff Mental Health First Aid certified, believed to be the first in D1 football.
footballscoop.com/news/ole-m…
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This isn’t meant to be a judgmental question.
Over the past four years I became a dad, moved to Texas, and took on a bunch of football related projects that kept me busy.
I’ve definitely neglected my own health in the process.
In shape doesn’t make you a good coach, out of shape doesn’t make you a bad coach. Just like anything, it’s a craft you need to master over years of focused effort.
With that being said, I’m trying to do a better job prioritizing my health this year.
I heard a coach say, “Nothing will wreck your health like coaching.” I hate that’s a reality for so many coaches I talk to. – at Houston, TX
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The Seahawks paint the "Fade Corner" of the End Zone
🎨 Good visual for both the QB & WR
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Former Alabama cornerbacks coach Karl Scott speaking on them not doing 1-on-1s
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I would pay good money to watch an entire football game from this camera angle.
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The NFL has suspended 5 players for betting on games during the 2022 season:
Lions WR Jameson Williams: 6 games
Lions WR Stanley Berryhill: 6 games
Lions S CJ Moore: Indefinitely
Lions WR Quintez Cephus: Indefinitely
Commanders DE Shaka Toney: Indefinitely
Detroit has released both Cephus and Moore.















