Jason Welch
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Just to clarify for anyone who has seen or heard about my resignation. I did not resign because I am retiring. I resigned because I was asked to do so and I will not coach where I am not wanted and where people are actively working against me.


Saints fall tonight to Peoria Manuel. We finished the season 20-12. We want to say thank you too Eion and Koby these two seniors did a great job for us all four years. It’s never goodbye. It’s always see you soon. 🏀💪



Presenting a 1500 School Victory plaque to Bloomington Central Catholic Coach Jason Welch, and the families of former Saints coaches John Snyder & Kevin Brown are HOF Coaches and IBCA BOD Deb Coffman & Rod Kellar. Congrats! @CCHSinBloom @BBallMuseumIL @ibcacoaches


Ben McCollum didn’t flinch after losing three straight games in brutal environments. “When you’re losing, the world is ending. When you’re winning, everything’s perfect.” That’s the lie most people believe. Inside his program, nothing changed. No panic. No celebration. No emotional whiplash. Just a continued commitment to the process. McCollum kept the evaluation simple. Against Illinois, it was a poor start, some growth, and losing plays late. Against Purdue, too many losing plays and a costly offensive rebound. The next game? Fewer losing plays and more winning ones. That was the entire adjustment. Not narratives. Not results. Plays. Here’s what most people miss: the outside world lives in extremes. Inside great programs, everything stays boring. Stable. Grounded in the work. McCollum filters noise ruthlessly. He listens to people who help him improve his bosses, famiand ly, mentors. Social media? Useless. That discipline wasn’t accidental. It came from years in Division II. Getting exposed. Learning how far he still had to go. Making quiet adjustments. Building real confidence through repetition, not praise. The takeaways are simple but uncomfortable: Results lie. Process tells the truth. Don’t chase wins, eliminate losing plays. Noise doesn’t make you better; honesty does. Faith in the work is built long before it’s rewarded. Sometimes it won’t pay off tonight. Sometimes not tomorrow. But if the process is right, it always shows eventually. Question: Where do you see people abandoning the process too early—sports, leadership, or life?

A pleasure to see old friends Andrew McDowell (@Coach_McDowell1), Jason Welch (@bcccoach), and George LaFaivre (@glefaivre) at Bloomington Central Catholic this morning. Nice to be flanked by Brain Trust personnel @chilandprephoop and @gmuel for the duration. 🇺🇸 🏀 ❄️

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Tip times are set for our annual MLK Challenge. Looking forward to a great weekend of hoops! @hoijim @NestoHoops @KurtPegler @thewillfoley

S7 Ep 20 is Live! We sat down with @bcccoach to discuss his career. Coach Welch has been to multiple state title games and we breakdown holiday tournaments with him. Listen live today to this great coach! #atopod open.spotify.com/episode/6QjvQ1…



