Keegan Andersen

Excited to announce that I have been given the opportunity to lead the football team at Juan Diego. Extremely excited for this opportunity to come back to where it all started! #2Es #JDCHS

We are extremely grateful for everything that Coach McFalls and his family have done for Badger football. While he will be greatly missed, we are excited for him to go home and lead his Alma Mater at Juan Diego. Thank you Coach and good luck! @TreverMcFalls

USA DEFEATS CANADA TO WIN THEIR FIRST MEN'S HOCKEY GOLD MEDAL SINCE 1980 🚨🇺🇸

@SanJoseStateFB I see you @CoachBojay!! Proud of you, my guy!!

It's OFFICIAL Coach Filimoeatu is our new Defensive Coordinator #AllSpartans | #ThisIsSparta

Truly 1 of 1, congrats on the honor @Bwagz!

Urban Meyer shares the 5 traits he used to identify elite recruits. These are qualities every great player, coach, and businessperson has in common. "The single most common characteristic of every great player, every great coach, every great businessperson I've ever been around - they just detest losing. Losing makes them ill." Everyone loves to win, but do you compete and hate to lose? "Mental and physical toughness. I don't care if you're running a shoe company or whatever. You just gotta be tough." Toughness requires a willingness to endure and go beyond your current limits. "You gotta lead yourself, then lead others - in that order. You can't lead others before you lead yourself." Leadership is action-based. It’s dependent on what you do, not your title. "Football is a complicated game. The world's complicated." It's not just about talent - you have to be knowledgeable and hungry to learn more in your field. "65 to 75% of the plays Mahomes makes are the broken plays. He adapts." Successful people are consistently evolving. They are resilient and have the ability to adjust, improve, and constantly grow. The 5 traits: 1. Competitor 2. Toughness 3. Leadership 4. Intelligence 5. Adaptability Meyer got so committed to these 5 qualities that every coach had to sign their name on the line - committing to them for who they recruited. Great teams aren't luck. They're built by defining the standard and holding the line. (🎥 @GlueGuys_Pod)

HUGE!!! Happy to have my guy back!!! #UState

STAFF UPDATES 🤙 Congrats to our guys @CoachChadK45 and @Justin__Ena!!

@MrFoxyOfficial @SteelSeries Facts! I love them, but sad the right ear is starting to go out :(

@CoachKAndersen @SteelSeries Damn 😅 Welp, at least you're getting a good use out of them hahha

Jarvis: double SteelSeries stock

@MrFoxyOfficial @SteelSeries I work from home and use them every day for 8+ hours on top of my gaming session. So, I am not completely sure!

@CoachKAndersen @SteelSeries What are you doing to them? I have mine for 3 years and still going strong, despute using them daily, as in gaming and outdoor use...minus the base for it, but that can be replaced ;)

@SteelSeries My nova pro @SteelSeries headset has been so great to me over the last couple years but it is starting to go out and I would love nothing more than to win a new one!

we just gave away five products on stream and here’s how to win the other 20(!) we’re giving away in this first celebration of our 25 year anniversary: -RT this post -reply to this post (can be anything) -be following us we’ll select winners throughout the next week, giving away a mix of @KontrolFreek goodies, headsets, keyboards, mice and mousepads go go go 🫡

Sean McVay on CAPABILITY vs. CAPACITY CAPABILITY: following directions & orders CAPACITY: ability to use contingency plans & tools to solve the problems Your scheme matters. Your players’ ability to solve problems in it matters more.

Sean McVay shares a universal truth about adversity and resilience. "You're either in it, you're coming out of it, or you're gonna go back into it in a short period of time." That's the reality. Adversity isn't a one-time event - it's a cycle. "The separator is people's ability to handle that. How long can you stay in some of those uncomfortable spots and knowing that real growth is occurring?" The question isn't whether adversity will come. Because it will. The question is: can you stay in the discomfort long enough to grow from it? "Adversity's inevitable. That's what's so great about sports. We learn so many things that test you in ways that are reflective of what you go through in a bunch of different arenas." You don't grow despite adversity - you grow because of it. The best aren't fearless - they just keep showing up. (🎥@pureathleteinc )

NEWS: Corner Canyon (UT) announces the hiring of Casey Sutera as the next head football coach. Sutera previously was the head coach at Brighton (UT). Details: on3.com/high-school/ne…

"If you keep your nose down in life and keep working, anything is possible." - Curt Cignetti

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Cal linebacker Cade Uluave has signed with BYU, @on3 has learned. Uluave totaled 97 tackles and 3 sacks this season. on3.com/transfer-porta…