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@CoachMLeonard Be in it for kids, that’s all that matters. Who cares about the recognition as long as you are helping your kids be as successful as they can. That’s what this profession is about.

The amount of people up in arms over this is wild. Would the recognition be cool, sure. The only opinions I care about are the ones inside our football program.

@FixingEducation Moving to club sports takes away the option for underprivileged kids getting a chance to play sports. For school systems they provide the equipment most of the time, for club you pay to join then pay for everything else.

Should schools in America run sports programs, or should local communities take them over like in parts of Europe? This wouldn’t eliminate sports, just shift them to club systems and free up school resources for academics. Would this be better for students?

If you think Easter is nonsense, you’re not alone. This morning in my Easter reading, something hit me. In Luke, when the women came back from the empty tomb and told the eleven what they saw, Scripture says the disciples thought it was nonsense. And honestly, if any of us witnessed a brutal, violent death like Jesus’, we’d probably call it nonsense too if someone told us that person was alive again. But here’s the part we miss: At the tomb, the angels didn’t give the women a new revelation. They said: “Remember how He told you, while He was still in Galilee, that the Son of Man must be delivered into the hands of sinful men, be crucified, and on the third day rise.” They weren’t announcing something new. They were reminding them of something Jesus had already said. Which puts the disciples’ reaction in a different light. We don’t know if they forgot His words or simply didn’t believe them — but either way, they didn’t receive them. Then in John, we read that later that same day — Sunday night, after Mary had already told them the news that morning — the disciples were behind a locked door out of fear. They heard the message, but it didn’t move them. Jesus appears to them, shows them His hands and His side, breathes peace on them… and you’d think that would settle it. But eight days later? They’re back behind a locked door when Jesus appears to Thomas. We give Thomas the nickname “Doubting Thomas,” but the truth is: all of them doubted. All of them hid. All of them called it nonsense. All of them stayed behind locked doors. And here’s the detail we forget: In Matthew, Jesus had already told the women to tell the disciples: “Go to Galilee, and there they will see Me.” Meaning — staying in that room for over a week wasn’t just fear. It was staying somewhere Jesus had already told them to leave. They were supposed to be moving toward Him. Instead, they were hiding from the world. But Jesus — in grace — walked through the locked door anyway. So here’s the message this Easter: If you think the idea of God becoming man, dying for your sins, and rising three days later is nonsense — you’re standing exactly where His own disciples stood. If you believe Jesus can move in other people’s lives but you still keep yourself behind a locked door of fear, shame, doubt, or self‑protection — the disciples were right there too. But Easter is your invitation. This can be the year you leave the room Jesus already told you to leave. This can be the moment you step out of fear, out of hiding, out of the locked places — and go where He’s calling you. Whatever your locked door is — fear, doubt, sin, shame, disappointment, control — Jesus is appearing to you the same way He appeared to them. Not to scold you. Not to shame you. But to say: “Peace be with you. You don’t have to stay here. Come meet Me where I’m calling you.”

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Nebraska putting 4 players on the court. Duke’s last 10 seconds up 2. Florida helping and giving up the 3. Just a reminder the next time you’re at a high school game: mental mistakes happen at EVERY level. And screaming at 15-18 year olds from the stands isn’t changing that.

No way that just happened!! A DOUBLE bicycle kick goal from Palestine (TX) against Athens (TX). ⚽🤯 ( via @palestine_isd )

𝗕𝗮𝗱 𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗺𝘀 ... NOBODY reminds anyone of the standards 𝗔𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗺𝘀 ... COACHES remind team of the standards 𝗚𝗼𝗼𝗱 𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗺𝘀 ... CAPTAINS remind team of the standards 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀𝗵𝗶𝗽 𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗺𝘀 ... EVERYONE reminds each other of the standards

The standard isn’t supposed to be easy. The standard isn’t supposed to be convenient. The standard isn’t supposed to be comfortable. The standard isn’t supposed to be normal. The standard requires that we make a choice: will we live our feelings or our standard?

I went to a clinic and I heard @Coach_EdOrgeron say “your job as assistant coach is to make your head coach look good” and that has stuck with me throughout my career. If the head guy wins that means we probably are all winning! Trust the process be loyal work hard!

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Don’t ask God to guide your steps if you’re not willing to move your feet.