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I was on my way back from my son’s track meet in Minnesota and got a flat tire on a Iowa interstate. I tried to request roadside assistance in my Allstate app (because I don’t know how to change a flat tire), but was not getting a signal on my phone because of where we were in Iowa, so I was looking down messing with my phone and thought instead of using the app, I would call Allstate (which takes longer). I was thinking, it’s going to take a few hours for them to get to me once I get ahold of them, when my son goes, someone is here. Like this guy appeared out of no where, dressed in Iowa Hawkeye gear and goes, “Can I help you?” Long story short, his name is Zach Twedt, football player for Iowa Hawkeyes…I just wanted to appreciate him for being so kind and helping a stranger out, who needed to get her kids home safely. He could’ve kept going, but he didn’t! What a good dude! May God reward him for his kindness today!
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If you see Coleman Walsh today, please be sure to wish him a HappyBirthday!!
Babson Hockey 2017 - 2025, made an incredible impact in his career here🦫
Coleman, we love ya buddy🎂🎉
If you see the guy on the right today, wish him a happy birthday!
Ageless and one of the best. Great friend, mentor and supporter of many of us in hockey, at BU and in life.
Happy Birthday BD
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October 17, 2004: Kevin Millar famously warns the Yankees, "Don't let us win today." They refuse to listen.
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At an U12 game last night, the opposition coach was directing almost every decision on the pitch: “Pass now”, “switch it”, “shoot”, “play forward”, “pass here”, “Sent it”.
It wasn’t just the instructions, it was the tone, the urgency and the volume, with his voice dominating the game.
The players I coach came off saying, “That coach is annoying”, “I can’t hear myself think” and “Why are most coaches like that?”
That last question reflects their experience, although it doesn’t describe every coach.
We say we want independent thinkers, decision makers and creative players, yet how much room do we give them to develop those qualities when an adult is constantly telling them what to do?
If we direct every action, we shouldn’t be surprised when players wait for instructions instead of trusting their own decisions.
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If you want to get ahead, just be easy to work with. Show up on time. Do what you said you'd do. Bring solutions, not problems. Never create drama. Be responsive. Be emotionally consistent. Be kind. People will always want to support someone who just makes their life easier.
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The hidden truth of small-sided games:
Training with drills shows initial learning, then fades with time.
Training with SSGs takes longer to show differences, but learning sticks over time.
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You don't need to reinvent training every week.
Find games that work.
Repeat them.
Progress them.
Coach the details better.
That's how simple training becomes effective training.
See what's inside: skool.com/football-coaching-…
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Great Day at our Alumni, Family and Friends Outing
107 Golfers
50 Hole Sponsors
Babson Hockey represented 1970 - 2027
Even had a hole in one⛳️
Thank you to allwho support our program🦫🏒
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We have signed Head Coach John Hynes to a multi-year contract extension
Full details » mnwild.co/Hynesextension
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"It's an honor to coach these guys"
🗣️ Coach Hynes on signing a multi-year contract extension
Full press conference » mnwild.co/pressers
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Per multiple sources:
Wentworth Institute of Tech. has named Jason Smith their new Men’s Hockey Head Coach.
#d3hky
Great moment at Fenway last night
@BavisMichael throwing out the ceremonial 1st pitch to @mnoone22 as a part of the Red Sox 9/11 ceremony honoring the families of those lost
Two incredibly important people in the Rice Family circle (and both have been 🦫🏒 sssistants w/me)🙏🏻🇺🇸
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Thank you to all who came out and supported @CoreyFoundation with our 4th annual Cornhole event
Great turnout, great day, great cause
#Family 🦫



































