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Wendell Reese, M.Ed

@CoachDiesel

Excellence has requirements

Seminole, OK Katılım Ağustos 2013
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Wendell Reese, M.Ed
Wendell Reese, M.Ed@CoachDiesel·
“As far as draft picks name did not get called… bet before I go put a billy on the board”
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Wendell Reese, M.Ed
Wendell Reese, M.Ed@CoachDiesel·
Over the last 3 years it’s sank in that it doesn’t really matter what you do there will be critics. You have to ultimately decide what and who you’re willing to listen to.
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Wendell Reese, M.Ed
Wendell Reese, M.Ed@CoachDiesel·
People are calling out Sam Presti for his basketball decisions. SAM PRESTI. A GM barely a year removed from a championship and was 2 major injuries away from returning. I think people lose the plot when it comes to critiquing. YOU wouldn’t do it but you don’t know what it takes.
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Wendell Reese, M.Ed@CoachDiesel·
@zachballard21 There’s days where you won’t turn it off. That’s perfectly fine. Every day for the majority of your life? Nah
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Zach Ballard
Zach Ballard@zachballard21·
@CoachDiesel 100%. One of the hardest things to do in coaching is turning it off when you get home. Being a coach's wife is hard enough for them.
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Wendell Reese, M.Ed@CoachDiesel·
@JasonFilbe85144 I coached OL at a 6A HS in Texas. It’s possible. You can even be obsessed with it and not talk about it 90% of your life.
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Jason Filbeck
Jason Filbeck@JasonFilbe85144·
@CoachDiesel Hard to do. Not that I don’t agree, just hard to walk out in real life
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Wendell Reese, M.Ed@CoachDiesel·
Some of yall think coaching means just knowing the game. I know coaches in the NFL and in college from Sprint football to P4. They have lives outside of football. They’re not robots. Them having a life outside of football actually helps them connect with their players better.
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Wendell Reese, M.Ed@CoachDiesel·
@GBKJoeIacono 1) There are very few coaches being paid that much 2) Yes you still don’t have to do that regardless of level 3) I spoke from the perspective of a HS coach 4) If a coach doesn’t have something to connect with their player outside the game then they’ve lost to meaning of coaching.
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Joe Iacono - GBK@GBKJoeIacono·
@CoachDiesel Nope - not when you’re being paid 7-8 figures to win championships. Now at the HS level absolutely. But not at the D1 college level
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Grip Skylark 💕✨@talleyberrybaby·
I ran a very strict program as a child to the the point where everyone in my family knew if they had a newspaper, they needed to slide me that comic section immediately. I used to circle the ones I liked in red pen. I’m convinced part of the reason children can’t read now is bc they didn’t read the comics or have to find the movie theater showings in the paper. i realize this makes me sound 1000 years old but i’m right
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Did y’all read the comic section of the paper when you were little? I tried to talk to someone about this popular comic and he was like “Who tf read the paper as a child???” I thought the comic section was for kids and all of us read it???

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Wendell Reese, M.Ed
Wendell Reese, M.Ed@CoachDiesel·
@edaniels77 There is something called purposeful imbalance which I understand but you’re gonna spend 90% of your life watching, reading and talking about the sport? Be great put in the work as long as it’s needed but if you don’t live by anything but the sport you’ll die by it too.
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Coach Marion
Coach Marion@BrennanMarion4·
Just out here being a dad! Enjoying Life! Go Buffs!
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Wendell Reese, M.Ed
Wendell Reese, M.Ed@CoachDiesel·
@BJenningsEdTech Giving everything you have doesn’t mean spending that much time on football. I gave every single bit of what I had to the game while I was in it. It’s not your life because it will eventually be over. The moment is just that, a moment, not every moment.
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Brett Jennings
Brett Jennings@BJenningsEdTech·
While I agree with this now that I’m retired, when you’re in the moment, you’re gonna do whatever it takes to give your program the best chance. Right or wrong, that’s just the mentality.
Wendell Reese, M.Ed@CoachDiesel

Coaches have got to get a life outside of football. You don’t have to spend 90% of your life watching, reading and talking about football. Work when it’s time to work and even do a little extra at home but man find some hobbies. Travel, read, and enjoy life.

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Wendell Reese, M.Ed@CoachDiesel·
@CoachKailonJ I hear you believe me. Find more than one thing to love. Because what happens when it’s taken away from you?
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KJ Jackson
KJ Jackson@CoachKailonJ·
@CoachDiesel When your doing what you love it's hard to not want to do it all the time . I enjoy working out so I do that
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Wendell Reese, M.Ed@CoachDiesel·
@TheNateGill It’s never too late to start coach. I know people tell us we aren’t are mistakes but honestly we are. Who we’ve become is based on everything we’ve messed up on, corrected and grew from. After coaching I started traveling more and took up smoking (BBQ not illegal substances)
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Nate Gill
Nate Gill@TheNateGill·
@CoachDiesel This is a great take. When I was 23 and just getting started, an older coach told me to get a hobby. I never listened… wish I would have coach.
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