Falmouth Clippers retweeted
D1 = LIFE-CHANGING OPPORTUNITY
D2 = LIFE-CHANGING OPPORTUNITY
D3 = LIFE-CHANGING OPPORTUNITY
NAIA = LIFE-CHANGING OPPORTUNITY
JUCO = LIFE-CHANGING OPPORTUNITY
USCAA = LIFE-CHANGING OPPORTUNITY
NCCAA = LIFE-CHANGING OPPORTUNITY
Stop letting a division label determine the VALUE of your opportunity.
The goal is to find the right fit, earn an education, continue playing the game you love, and put yourself in position for what comes NEXT.
Everybody’s path won’t look the same.
It doesn’t have to.
Take advantage of YOUR life-changing opportunity. 🎓🏈
Reminder
Bus is leaving for Nauset by 3p today at the latest.
Captains - make a decision about the pants color you want to wear. White again?
No JV game tomorrow
Recruiting Night
Monday, Oct. 26 7p
Falmouth Clippers retweeted
Parents, understand this: College coaches are NOT recruiting the best player on every high school team.
They're recruiting players who fit THEIR roster needs, scheme, and positional requirements.
Being good doesn't automatically make you recruitable at every level.
Falmouth Clippers retweeted
Absolutely a crap and selfish comment. Coaches need to coach!
Nick Saban explains why suspending 12 players was the necessary turning point that paved the way for an undefeated season
"We probably had 12 players suspended, you know, for that game. Probably more than half of them starters."
"I'm not sure if we didn't do that to fix some of the discipline problems that we had internally on the team... I don't think we'd have gone 12 and 0 the next year."
"Believing in the process and how everybody had to do things to a standard and to a certain principle and value that you'd established in the organization was paramount in having long-term success."
Falmouth Clippers retweeted
Failure isn’t fatal. But when you fail, don’t forget to learn your lesson(s). When you bounce back and succeed, don’t set yourself back with your satisfaction.
The best identify a new goal, establish a plan and work to achieve it! There’s always something more to be done – at St Clair Shores, MI




















