Travis Hoffer

2026 Football Schedule!

Mike Bianco shares a story about commitment that will change how you think about goals. Jack Weimer was about 5'10" and weighed almost 300 pounds. His doctor told him: "You're not going to live a long life. You've got to go on a diet, you've got to exercise - you're gonna die of a heart attack or stroke." He wanted to change. But his commitment wasn't good enough. Then one day, he got devastating news. His daughter Megan was diagnosed with a rare kidney disease. She needed a kidney transplant. They tested everyone in the family and Jack was the only match. He was excited until the doctors said: "We can't operate on you. We may lose you on the table. And we're not putting that kidney in your daughter. We can't do that." He asked: "How much time do I have?" "Maybe 6 months." In 6 months, Jack Weimer lost 100 pounds. They had the surgery. His daughter got the transplant. So what's the story about? "His commitment wasn't high enough. He wanted to - just like people want to win, people want to go to Omaha, people want to play well. But his commitment wasn't great enough." Then Bianco dropped the line everyone needs to hear: "Once your commitment is greater than your feelings, that's when you get results. That's when it happens for you." Wanting isn't enough. You have to commit. • Commit to showing up. • Commit to being selfless. • Commit to being a good teammate. Your commitment has to be greater than your feelings. That's when change happens. (🎥@baseball_coach )

Love this quote "You can go from failure to success, but you can’t go from excuses to success." (Via @successmoverss 🎥)

Well said… Clutch.. doing what you typically do in a pressure situation!

When it’s heavy, when it hurts, when you’re tired, that’s where separation lives. Because if you don’t push past your limits—someone else will push past you.

"The culture of your program is established and reinforced in the weight room. Tough teams win. Tough people win in this game. But it's also about shared sacrifice, building confidence, details, and accountability. All of those things are what wins."

Thank you UTPB for the past 3 years! It has been a blessing to start my coaching career in the Permian Basin!! Excited for the opportunity to Coach at Gardner Webb University! Ready to get to work‼️🔴⚫️🔴⚫️

@WeixelmanTrey @Coach_JA_88

Week 6 brought big-time plays across the Crossroads! Palacios made its Top 3 debut, Tidehaven powered through defenders, and Cuero kept its undefeated run alive in style. crossroadstoday.com/sports/cuero-t…

“When you start building a program and build your foundation in toughness, that’s not an easy thing to do. It’s one thing to say, it’s another to live it every single day. Toughness isn’t about fighting people. Toughness is a mental aspect to the way you approach every day,” Brent Key

Everyday is the time to dominate the details. You can’t pick and choose when you want to lead. The best know they can’t wait for game day. They prepare as if every day is game day, because every day is an opportunity for growth. GBED

The 2025 Palacios Shark Football Pool Party. Thank you to the Football Fans Club for putting this on! Great food and team bonding.

True culture is built when teammates celebrate each other’s wins. Patrick Murphy nails it: “If you can be as happy for your teammate’s success as if you did it yourself, the sky is the limit.” That’s Mudita. That’s leadership.

Come to the Coast! Great opportunities in the City by the Sea! @Matt_Stepp817

Great opportunities in the City by the Sea! Come to the Palace! @Matt_Stepp817

“Greatness requires being addicted to the process.” #Ap2w

Out at Griggs Field in West Columbia for the Columbia 7-on-7 SQT. Winner goes to state. Keeping an eye on Columbia, Brazosport, Bay City and Palacios. #txhsfb

My man @Jai254772! Congratulations!

“Everybody has dreams… I’m into nightmares.” @BarstoolGruden is in the building today!