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Hoopeston basketball

@cornjerkerhoops

Beigetreten Ocak 2013

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Coach the Coaches@WinningCoaches·15 Mar

PLAYERS: The next time you get annoyed that your coach holds you accountable for your effort and attitude, asking you to bring your very best in practice and in games day after day, ask yourself this: Would you rather play for a coach that doesn’t care? ~ from @PureIntensityBB

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Jon Beck@CoachJonBeck·3 May

Coaches: Teach players to perform at the highest level of their ability. Don’t let them get away with mediocrity. Lowering your standards because they don’t want to raise theirs is detrimental all the way around. Teamwork & performance will suffer. Hold them to high standards!

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Hoopeston basketball@cornjerkerhoops·19 Şub

Is it more fun now?

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You're Hired, Coach@Yourehiredcoach·14 Oca

Coaches: do you realize how BIG your job is? Everyone sees the success, and competitiveness. They don’t see the other 99% of job: crisis management, practice prep, fundraising, phone calls/texts at ANY time, sleepless nights, second guessing, it goes on. You work HARD

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Hoopeston basketball@cornjerkerhoops·13 Oca

@ApPurpleTeam game (county tournament) was postponed today due to weather

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Associated Press@ApPurpleTeam·13 Oca

@cornjerkerhoops Do you have the final score from your varsity boys basketball game against Westville today?

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Hoopeston basketball@cornjerkerhoops·13 Oca

@5NEWSAndrew And a shot clock only allows a good coach more ability to control tempo/possessions. Just look at Virginia. Team on defense here needs to come out and guard

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Andrew Scaglione@AndrewScags·12 Oca

We NEED a shot clock in high school basketball NOW. This just went on for 2.5 minutes of game time. Absurd.

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Hoopeston basketball@cornjerkerhoops·13 Oca

@5NEWSAndrew shot clock does not lead to better basketball,, just quicker shots and less offensive creativity. HS is not the NBA where every athlete is extremely skilled. You'll see worse basketball, not better

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Jon Beck@CoachJonBeck·13 Oca

Players: Entitlement isn’t attractive. You appear entitled if you think coaches should: Lower their standards Accept laziness & mediocrity Give you what U haven’t earned Reward you for simply showing up Accept your excuses Treat U differently than your peers Put your wants 1st

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Jamy Bechler@CoachBechler·2 Oca

PLAYERS: If your coach holds you accountable it's because they care more about your future than your feelings. Be thankful. (via @DaveAnderson100)

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Brandon Cole@Coach__Brandon·3 Oca

I have 3 degrees including my MBA. I would never tell a doctor how to perform surgery. Yet people with little to no basketball experience try to tell coaches how to coach.

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Eric Musselman@EricPMusselman·3 Oca

“Repetition can be boring or tedious — which is why so few people ever master anything.” -Hal Elrod

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Coach Witt †@CoachJasonWitt·21 Ara

To win consistently in team sports, you don't need the best collection of talent - you need the best team. And the best teams are filled with engaged kids who understand that for the good of the team beats for the good of themselves.

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Jon Beck@CoachJonBeck·16 Ara

Coaches: It’s impossible to make 100% of people happy 100% of the time. Don’t waste time on it. Figure out what makes your team be at its best & concentrate on that. You know which players have great effort, attitudes, toughness & can help your team WIN. That’s where you focus.

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Coach Witt †@CoachJasonWitt·23 Tem

Athlete development is about raising standards.

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Luke Cooper@lukecooperhoops·5 Ara

The HS coaches that are involved with their youth and are willing to help their players get in the gym on their own consistently have the best programs. HS coaches get paid 4 months out of the year, but most are doing things to help their program year around. Much respect! 💯

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Alan Stein, Jr.@AlanSteinJr·4 Ara

Holding someone accountable is not something you do TO them; it’s something you do FOR them. Holding someone is accountable is a form of love; it shows them you truly care because you hold them to a high standard of excellence. Accountability is the foundation of a winning team.

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Aggiesin20@mbc10u·22 Kas

Embrace the Grind! #MBC10U

Jon Beck@CoachJonBeck

Players: Coaches know which players have passion. They also know that certain players will never be all in. Passion for the game can’t be taught. Players must love the game & love idea of getting better to love the work it takes to get there. If you don’t love the work, it shows.

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Coach Mac 🏀@BballCoachMac·17 Kas

Jim Boeheim on Success from Hard Work 🗣️ "Winning the games is the fun part, but you don't get there unless you go through the hard work part."

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Angie Sun@_AngieSun·9 Kas

So true.

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Coach Driggs@CoachDriggs·12 Tem

PLAYERS: Next time you’re annoyed your coach holds you accounatable for effort and attitude and asks that you bring your very best in practice and in games day after day...ask yourself this: Would you rather play for a coach that doesn’t care?

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