Kevon Honeycutt

You cannot stop this man. You can only hope to contain him.

Braylon Mullins FOOTWORK off pindowns - stepping 1-2 is footwork every great shooter has in their game 1. Stick inside foot and square your shoulders to the rim 2. Butt down & Knees bent BEFORE catch so you can square and shoot quickly 3. Show passer your palms for a quicker & more controlled release

As an AD, I remind our coaches their job is to develop athletes but also play the best players to win. There will always be parents upset about playing time, and there will always be parents upset about losing. So you might as well coach to win while continuing to develop your athletes the right way.

This Michigan team might be one of the greatest of all time in College Basketball.

Young coaches still need some form of mentorship!

Go be a psycho about your goals today. Worst case people think you’re crazy. Best case you end up holding a trophy.

Me to my wife when she asks me to take out the garbage and I do it immediately instead of sitting for another 5 minutes

Dan Hurley… Last 4 Years at UConn: • 3 Final Fours • 2 National Championships • 125-27 record You don’t like his tough coaching ??? Tough coaching wins games.

this angle is crazy. Hurley is a physcopath lmaooo

Whatever happens on Sunday, we can put to rest the notion that Rick Barnes is not the best basketball coach in Tennessee history… He is far and away the best basketball coach Tennessee has ever had in Tennessee is extremely lucky to have him, both as a coach and a man.

This is a foul, there is no bias.

@pastorgcoachr Chaz and Knecht best shot makers we’ve ever for sure.

@CoachHKev Last year? Haha. Chaz Lanier was 🔥. Vescovi before that

Tennessee lacks a true shooter, someone that spaces the floor for them.

@pastorgcoachr Can’t remember the last time Tennessee had a pure shooter, that spreads the floor.

@CoachHKev Said this from before the season started

Refs don’t make shots, or play transition defense… chill.

Michigan has absolutely dominated this game on both sides of the ball, Tennessee looks lost in transition defense, and scrambling in half court defense, body language bad… not a good showing for the vols.

As an AD, I remind our coaches that building a strong culture is often addition by subtraction. One negative attitude can undo a lot of good. Protect the standard at all costs.

I asked Dan Hurley the same question I asked Tom Izzo: why does the media have a problem with coaches coaching players hard? Hurley: "Society has gotten soft in a lot of ways... The real world is tough and cruel... I'm preparing my players for life."

Rick Pitino shares a masterclass on teamwork and selflessness. "Regardless of how you play, when you play for the name on the front, the back prospers." "When you play for the name on the back, you never prosper. All you are is guys with good stats. That's it." Stats don't win championships - teams do. "Play for the front. Give everything you have for the front name." "Do everything - from diving on the floor, to blocking shots, to setting screens, to playing together. Play for the name on the front." Great teams play for each other. They know connected teams achieve more. "The name on the front is gonna bring big rewards for the name on the back. I guarantee it." "Give it everything you have for this name." The formula is simple: Put the team first, and everything else follows. Play for the front. The back will take care of itself. (🎥St. Johns )

“You guys make it about the wins and losses. 25 years from now, I want them to pick up the phone and call me because they need me. I’m there for them.” The life of a coach is an investment in people, not just points. Build a legacy that outlasts the jersey.