Jordan Augustine

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@CoachAJohnson @CoachSmithPV @coachcamjohnson @PinnacleBball @BellaVistaHoops @AndraRogers6 @Coach_eLangford @PhhPrep @GabeSandovalPRO @DRidgeBBall @MesquiteAthDept @DeakyneJames @apodaca_jason @coachcoleWF @MaryvaleBb @jonny_magnus @bfhsbaskeball Congratulations to Jordan Augustine of Ironwood on being selected to the Most Influential High School Coaches in the Southwest. @WSFJordan silverwavesmedia.com/most-influenti…

@Mike_Jagacki Another fair question... Is the team capable of duplicating that result? 20 3s in a game is an incredible shooting performance that would break the state of AZ record for 3s made in a HS game.

A team makes 10 threes in the first half. At halftime, the conversation immediately becomes: "We need to run them off the line." That might be the right adjustment. But it's worth asking another question first: Where are those threes coming from? The same outcome can be produced by very different processes. A point guard collapsing the defense. A post-up generating kickouts. A screening action creating confusion. A transition defense issue. From a distance, the outcomes are all the same. Made 3, after made 3. Break them down however, and they require very different solutions. That's one reason in-game adjustments are so difficult. The outcomes are obvious. The causes are often more subtle. And coaches spend most of the game looking at outcomes. Points. Rebounds. Turnovers. Three-pointers. The challenge is tracing those outcomes back to the few processes that are actually driving them. Many adjustments become much clearer once the real source of the problem is identified. The made shot is often the last link in the chain. The coaching challenge is figuring out where the chain began. Outcomes tell you what happened. Processes tell you what to do next. Read the full newsletter: open.substack.com/pub/lockdownde…

WOW. What a first day of Section 7. The stars were shining, college coaches packed the sidelines, and the energy throughout the gym was incredible. No matter which court you walked to, there was talent, competition, and high-level basketball everywhere. Arizona is the center of the basketball world this weekend. The biggest stage of the summer is here, and Day 1 delivered. @Section7Az @GreggRosenberg1 @Risingh00ps

Here is the court grid for all AZ teams playing at @Section7Az tomorrow. Keep this handy while you're walking around!

@CoachTParr And the worst: guys complaining about tournament entry fees... 😂 Hope you are well, sir. Keep making an impact.

Basketball twitter is becoming unbearable. It’s nothing but clips of both teams having missed calls or people saying “this should be a foul”, “that should’ve been a foul”….

@CoachTParr $750??? Did you get 10 games?

Charging $750 for an event and telling teams they need to have their own scorekeeper is an issue

The fastest way to destroy a culture is letting talent negotiate the standard.

@hoopdreamsbball @Gino5 @JayBilas @swishcultures_ @swish41 @KendrickPerkins @Ballislife 💯

👀 ALL HS PLAYERS…I have an honest question for you…👇 🤔 Should you be on the road playing AAU?! OR should you be back home DEVELOPING your game…😏🏀🧠📊

Check out the recruiting platform and prospect list for Ironwood Basketball located in Glendale, AZ! @ihseagleshoops @WSFJordan ironwoodbasketball.com

Want a tougher team? Start here: 1. Stop rescuing them 2. Stop repeating yourself 3. Stop negotiating the standard 4. Stop accepting half-effort 5. Stop waiting for buy-in Toughness isn’t talked about. It’s built.

All the out of state EYBL programs and CM on Adidas have more AZ kids AND COACHES than the AZ EYBL program. No Adidas 3SSB program in AZ. No actual AZ ran EYBL program. The talented kids are clearly not the issue. I’m minding my business tho.

Check out the recruiting platform and prospect list for Ironwood Basketball located in Glendale, AZ! @ihseagleshoops @WSFJordan @LangenfeldPaul @brianhancockIHS ironwoodbasketball.com/mbb

@CoachErnie_34 @ihseagleshoops @usabasketball My guy. Pumped to have you.

JESUS IS THE ANSWER!

@WestwoodMesa @RollinsonRob @CoachEliBurk Great hire! Congratulations, Coach!

Westwood High School is excited to announce the hiring of Eli Burk as our new Boys Basketball Coach. Coach Burk comes to Westwood with years of experience at the college level! With time at Benedictine, OKU and most recently GCC, he is ready to take our Warriors to the next level

@CoachSchroeds @Zoom Grateful for the call. You spoke life into me today, and I'm grateful. We have a duty as coaches to impact each other. I appreciate the impact you had today.

Phenomenal @Zoom meet up with @WSFJordan earlier today! Great time of learning and sharing! The best meetings with coaches are ones where the X’s & O’s aren’t even part of the conversation! Honor was all mine coach! Look forward to our next! #WhatWins💯

“We’re fighters. It’s not appealing to everyone.” “May even be off-putting to some of you in here.” “But for us it’s a life & death battle.”

@MonarchSportsAZ @coachnowlin @AFUHSD216 @AFDSS_Athletics @MHSTigersAD @millenniumwbb @MillenniumHoops @GoodyearAZGov Some great dudes in the photo. Grateful for their investment in AZ athletics.

L-R ▪︎ Remigio Gordillo Athletic Director Millennium (AZ) HS ▪︎ Phillip Nowlin Deputy Superintendent Agua Fria Union High School District (AZ) ▪︎ Rich Thornton, Head Coach Boys' Varsity Basketball Millennium (AZ) HS #Relevant

Coach @LHSCoachWood could win this award every year. Grateful for his impact and influence in the basketball community as well as specifically in my life.

@SamBuffington4 My guy! Hope all is well.

@WSFJordan 👋🏼