Tom Souder

✂️ Off-ball movement wins games — and most coaches are teaching it wrong. Utah Jazz assistant Scott Morrison breaks down 10 NBA-level cutting techniques that create scoring opportunities your defense will never see coming. 📖 immersionvideos.com/the-art-of-bas…

District 10 2026 Hall of Fame ⭐️ Ed Calo ⭐️ Gene Caslin ⭐️ Ray Corbett ⭐️ Joe Lang Thank you for your time, effort and impact on the game!

20 years as a varsity coach taught me 10 things about building winners. #7 is the hardest one for coaches👇 1. Culture is built in the moments you think don’t matter. 2. Your best player sets the standard, or destroys it. 3. Discipline is a form of love. 4. The locker room tells you everything about your real culture. 5. The coach-player relationship is the foundation of everything. Build it first. 6. Players don’t remember plays. They remember how you made them feel. 7. The hardest thing to coach: getting players to want what the team needs more than what they want. 8. It’s not just what you say. It’s how you say it, who you say it to, and when. 9. Getting players to own their role, not just accept it, is rare. 10. The coach who wins long-term builds people, not just players. 20 years. 500+ games. This is what actually matters. 🏆

This one right here is big. Greatness cannot be accomplished by yourself. It takes encouragement, support, teaching, guiding, and much more along the journey. It’s the whole “if you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together.” It takes a village and a lot of moving parts to move things in the right direction and to accomplish the mission. You need people who will encourage you and coach you hard. It takes people who are strong where you are weak, and people who can think differently and outside of the box. Find people to bring on the journey. Stay humble. Commit to each other. Work for each other. Pick up the slack where needed. Help do your part to move the whole in the right direction. Remember, everyone has (and needs) help along the way. Do the same for others as those who did for you.

Kirby Smart doesn’t talk about winning - he talks about his non-negotiables. A masterclass on standards, toughness, and relentless effort. (📌Bookmark for later)

A 20-minute mini clinic on running a morphing 1-3-1 zone from Coach Nick Pasqua. How to switch from 1-3-1 to 2-3 zone to M2M in one possession! A lot of other great teaching points. Film included. youtube.com/watch?v=EfH0H0…

Random Song of the Day Free Bird Lynyrd Skynyrd live -1975 (tv ogwt)

He was the Captain of the New York Yankees. At the peak of his career… everything was over in an instant. Most people remember how it ended. Almost no one remembers just how dominant he really became. 👉 Read the story.

[On-Court Clinic] Coach Mark Cascio (@coachcascio) breaks down the teaching for the skills and decision making within Drive & Space offense. 🎥: youtu.be/-O8qRF8IGWA

🏀🚪 SATURDAY HOOPS THREAD - 5 BACKDOOR SETS FOR YOUR TEAM 🏀🚪

Victor Wembanyama is on track to become the 1st player in NBA history to be UNANIMOUS All-NBA 1st Team and UNANIMOUS DPOY in the same season. Every confirmed ballot so far has him for both. At 22 years old, he’s doing what’s never been done. History in the making.

Bob Seger 🎩🪄 Released 49 years ago! #Mainstreet

😍 this zone action. Get the ball into the middle of the zone with ✔️ Pass to wing ✔️ Wing balls screen ✔️ Wing to top pass ✔️ Roller cuts into space

Some songs are heard, but this one is felt.

On this day, April 17, 1972 the song "Old Man" was released! Old Man is a song written and performed by singer-songwriter and guitarist Neil Young from his 1972 album Harvest. Young wrote this poignant reflection on aging and connection when he was only 26 years old... #NeilYoung

The definition of "soaring." The Eagles’ vocal layering on this track is unmatched.

9/9 Flip the approach and make the transition to more representative learning with the transforming basketball membership. transformingbball.com/membership 🧠💡

Against All Odds (Take a Look At Me Now) - the piano ballad that silenced Wembley Stadium. At Live Aid 1985, PHIL COLLINS delivered one of the most emotional moments of the entire day. Such an iconic performance!

Marriage advice from 1886.