Alex Lloyd

With the 67th pick of this year's Coaching Carousel Draft, Milan selects Coach Scott Finley to lead the Wildcats into 2026. missouriscoop.com/2025/09/04/202…

I’ve seen undersized Linebackers who were great at defeating blocks. It had nothing to do with their size… Or their strength… They beat blocks by being: Decisive. Smart. Quick. When you attack without hesitation, you’re tough to block.

Stuff's boring, right? Doing indy's and EDD's are boring, but people who make it to the NFL get really, REALLY good at the "boring" stuff.

Jags get 1st round win 3-0 over Northwest. Win #24 is new school record. Jones CG,0R, 5H, 7K Hart 2H, RBI Jones 2H Weidler H, 3 BB, SB, R Benson 2BB, 2SB, R Pour RBI Next up vs Vianney tomorrow at 4:00 at Lindbergh

Jags win 6-2 over Farmington to tie school record in wins with 23. Hilzinger 4IP, 2R, 3H, 5K Win Wade 2IP, 0R, 2H, K Kube 1 IP, 0R Hoog 3-4, 2B 2RBI Hart 2-3, 2B Pour 1-2, RBI English 2-3,2B Weidler 1-3, R, RBI Benson and Kube hit each

Joe Montana wasn’t supposed to make it. In 1975, he was last on the depth chart at Notre Dame - even behind two walk-ons. • 7th string as a freshman. • Struggled to see the field. • Missed 1976 with a separated shoulder. • Started 1977 as 3rd string. • Led 3 legendary comeback wins in 1977. • Finished with a national championship in 1977. Montana said, “So much credence was put on how you practice. And how you practice is how you play.” He studied relentlessly, learned every protection, and stayed ready for his moment. When it came - he delivered. “Don’t complain about not getting a chance and then be unprepared when you finally do.” – Joe Montana

A phrase coaches should repeat 1000x: "Don't mistake good results for permission to abandon the process."

Goal is 63 percent by 2030.

Jags 3 PW South 0. Win number 20 and Conference Champions finishing 7-0. Hilzinger 6 2/3, 0 R, 2 H, 9K Win Jones 2-4, 2B, RBI and 1 pitch in relief to close out the game Huckfeldt 2-3,R Kube 1-3, 2B, 2 RBI Fowler H,SB Benson H,BB Weidler BB,SB, R

The Pyramid of Elite Performance™ Optimal performance is built from the ground up, not the top down. Ego discipline is the foundation that allows growth and coaching. Alignment connects the individual to the system and reduces friction, and talent sits on top as the visible output. Each layer amplifies the next. It's hard to be low maintenance if you have an ego, and talent only scales as high as the foundation beneath it is strong.

Elementary Art Show! So many people come out to see the display of talent!! 🎨🖌️🖼️

Urban Meyer says the quiet part out loud. Be the best player on your high school team first. Development > camps. Mastery > 7-on-7 trophies. College coaches recruit game tape, not weekends.

Like many others, been saying it for years. Anyone who discourages your child from playing multiple sports does not have your child’s best interests in mind. Period.

St. Louis Area Large School Baseball Power Rankings (April 27) 1. SLUH (18-5) 2. Vianney (19-5) 3. Francis Howell (17-7) 4. Eureka (17-6) 5. Marquette (16-4) 6. Triad (15-4) 7. Mascoutah (15-2) 8. Edwardsville (11-8) 9. St. Dominic (19-7) 10. Seckman (18-6)

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A high school sport we can all get behind. ♨️

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Jonathan Haidt dropped a pretty blunt warning about giving young kids iPads or phones. He says we’ve all discovered how incredibly effective they are as pacifiers — they work almost instantly. But that’s exactly the problem. 40% of American two-year-olds already have their own iPad. Once a child gets used to constant stimulation, they basically never learn how to be bored. The moment they have even 30 seconds of downtime, they start screaming for the device. Haidt’s advice is straightforward: If you haven’t started, don’t. If you already have, take it away. It might take 3–4 weeks for the brain to readjust, but it’s worth it. He’s even hearing stories of preschoolers crying at drop-off — not because mom is leaving, but because the iPad is staying in the car. It’s a sobering reminder of how quickly these devices rewire young brains and create real addiction patterns. Have you noticed this with kids in your life, or are you trying to hold the line on screens with little ones?