Coach Kent Jones

“I think good coaches can coach X’s & O’s, and there’s a lot of really good coaches. I think great coaches can coach the hearts and minds of their players and capture that. I think elite coaches can do both.” - Rhett Lashlee

QB1 🎯 #TheMothersh1p

Jimmy Johnson sharing a mindset lesson from General Patton. "Football rewards the guys that are in great condition. That's when you have fun. When you're kicking somebody's ass and they're sucking for wind." Then he quoted the great general: "Fatigue makes cowards of us all." "When you're tired - you make mistakes, you don't do what's right, and your will to win all of a sudden starts to waver." "You get tired and all of a sudden you don't have that same fight." It makes you vulnerable. It removes your discipline and your drive to succeed. "Fatigue makes cowards of us all. All of us. Me included." "If you're in great shape, if you can run like a deer at the end of the ball game, you're gonna be smiling and having fun." It means take time to prepare your mind and body. Conditioning and preparation are things you can control. Because when fatigue sets in, the fight goes with it if you let it. (🎥NFL Films )

John Harbaugh nailed it: "Leadership is serving other people." "It's helping other people accomplish what they want to accomplish. It's make a difference in their lives." Great leaders believe they serve the team. They know that leadership is a responsibility to serve.

One of my first lessons as a young coach. @CoachTeykl used to drill this into our brains every year at our preseason meeting!

Congrats my man!!!!

Honored, thanks for the recognition @QBHitList 🙏

Kids raised in coaching households learn things you can’t teach in a classroom. Resilience.
Teamwork.
Sacrifice.
Character.
Problem-solving. They don’t just watch you coach games.
They watch you lead people. And that lesson lasts forever.

#NewProfilePic 190 pounds about to hit different in District 15-6A this year. I’m coming for everything I missed with interest!

I’ll just let my tape speak for me @CoachRyanLarsen @CoachGibboney @Coach_Kay19 @Coach_Aurich @coach_craw @CoachJimJackson @DanSwanstrom @Coach__Trox @Coach_Saint @MCthedc @CoachTerp_ @coachehenderson @CoachTrigs @CoachMikeWeick @CoachBracken @CoachEFranklin @RyanBaerg @Burbo2x

I just got mixed ‼️ Thank you for the interview @CarterLattelle QB1

AGTG blessed to receive an offer from The University of Arizona. It was a pleasure speaking to @CoachBobbyWade and learning about their program .Go Wildcats! @ArizonaFBall @TheMothersh1p @Coach_Morton60 @Coach_DPerez

Brick by brick, day by day…They don’t understand how serious I am. #TheMothers1p #Rarefamily #TheFactory #TXHSFB #QB #Classof2030 @coachcodutti @TheMothersh1p @TheQBTech @footwork_king1 @RareHouston7s @jarrettbailey12 @Coach_DPerez @Coach_Morton60 @CoachWAnderson1 @kleinfootball25 @CoachKirkBryant @Deriqking__ @coach_slee @LDKep @Coach_DrP @porter_abell8 @JakeSpavital @CoachJBane @Coach_Leftwich

As an AD, I often think about how Nick Saban was able to win year after year, even with different coordinators and constant turnover. It was never just about talent. It was about having a standard, an expectation, and a system for how things were done every single day. Everyone was replaceable. You either rose to the standard or you were removed from the process. That mindset can sound harsh in today’s world, but sustained excellence has always required accountability. It really is simple in theory. Shut out the outside noise. Hold the line on expectations. Build habits that create consistency. Remove entitlement. Remove excuses. Remove anyone unwilling to be part of the pursuit of greatness. Championship cultures are not built by keeping everyone comfortable. They are built by getting everyone aligned.

Let’s go!!!!!

Kobe, on greatness.

If you want to be average, do things in an average way every day. If you want to be great, do things in a great way every day. It’s really just that simple. Average never produces greatness.

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