Coach Schmit

The Best of U.S. ❤️ @balogun

Working with players in situations like this show a lot about the player and their character! Cant say how United and mature this team is.

@coachdschmit No idea what you are talking about….

@Coach_D_Schmit 😬

I’m still young relatively speaking… but old enough, been around the game long enough & wise enough to know this… You can’t keep everyone happy. Do an exceptional job, someone will always find a reason to complain. Tough to ignore, but always stinks that 1 negative outweighs many positives. Getting better at letting people like that go! My peace of mind matters more than your feelings towards me.

Following the @USMNT for 2 decades, last night was the best play on the pitch I have seen in a while, maybe even in my lifetime of following! Putting pressure on the defensive end, great passing and aggression on the offensive! Let’s keep it rolling!

Love somebody today. ❤️🙏

📣 SUTTON CHEERLEADING SIGN UP! 📣 Do you have school spirit, a positive attitude, & a desire to be part of something amazing? Come learn more about Sutton Cheer! 📅 Friday, June 12 ⏰ 6 PM 📍 Sutton HS Library A parent/guardian & cheerleader should both attend this meeting.

Control the things i can control.

Got to commend Coach @williebloom for the kind words and appreciation he gave to all the fans that were standing by the dugout after the game. Classy guy and great coach!

Appreciate @VigliancoHoops for coming out to Sutton and working with our girls and boys basketball players from 3rd-High School! Everybody got 1% better and had fun doing it!

Congratulations to the 2026 Plainview High School Hall of Fame inductees! They will be inducted at the All-Class Alumni Banquet on June 6th. Watch for more details and photo of their induction next month. Christian Miller-Class of 2017

Let’s go!!!! Congrats to my guy on the new job! Well deserved!

Officially official‼️ Welcome to The Pit Coach Danielson (@CoachTDfor3) #RRR

Huge thank you to the Stampede Booster Club for helping purchase a new high jump pit for our track and field teams!

@11point7 Not sure how many legion/travel teams/HS teams practice this but I remember practicing this play several times!

THERE IS NO WAY THIS PLAY JUST WORKED Coaches across America will be playing this on loop.

@greg_miller33 Thank you Coach! Huge congratulations on the big win and winning a state title! You guys had a great season!

@Coach_D_Schmit You guys had a great season, coach! So glad to see your girls & your staff get that reward!

Few thoughts from this season. Gonna miss these seniors but the future continues to be bright:

🏀 Sutton advances to the next round over Amherst in the D1 Girls State Basketball bracket! #50YearsOfChampions | #nebpreps

God… we need You. Show me, my teammates, my brothers… how to help. Show us the way. We aren’t alone even when it feels like we are. Allow us to communicate to one another and pray for one another. We need you now!

The best offenses don’t run plays. They hunt advantages. That’s the lens the Illinois Fighting Illini men’s basketball uses every game. The first question isn’t what do we run?
It’s what’s our biggest strength and where is their biggest weakness? Everything flows from there. Illinois talks constantly about creating, attacking, and maintaining advantages. One action into the next. Spacing as a weapon. Letting individual skill shine when there’s a switch, and flowing right back into team advantage if the defense stays home. Shot selection is the backbone of it all. They simplify it: gold (layups), silver (threes), bronze (midrange) shots.
And then they practice different constraints so players feel it. For example: No-dribble possessions.
Scores only off cuts.
Offense made intentionally hard. Why? Because constraints teach players how many ways a possession can still produce a gold-medal shot. Early in the season, they were playing fast, but the shot quality wasn’t good enough. So they adjusted. Now they’re one of the slowest teams in the Big Ten. Not because slow is better.
Because it fits their strengths. The result? ~50% of shots from three ~43% at the rim ~7% midrange (mostly late clock) That’s not accident. That’s alignment. Takeaway:
Great offense isn’t about pace or volume, it’s about discipline, spacing, advantages, and repeatedly choosing the best shot available. Listen to coach @TyUnderwoodILL