Week 1 vs. Iona Prep. Not the outcome we wanted, but proud of the team's fight. Made some big plays including a pick-6! Back to work and ready for next week. @CBASyrFootball @RealCoachBruno1 @brucewill15 hudl.com/profile/22804798/Zi…

After an amazing camp last week and a conversation with @CoachGeno_ and @TheCoachGriggs, I am blessed to receive an offer from @FootballBentley !! @brucewill15 @RealCoachBruno1 @CBASyrFootball

After a fantastic camp and great conversations with @Coach_OOmoyeni and @CJScarpaIII , I’m thrilled to receive an offer from @FootballBentley . @cbasyrfootball @RealcoachBruno1 @brucewill15 @coachrandall

I am blessed and humbled to announce my commitment to play Division I football at Brown University, where I will continue my academic and athletic career in the Ivy League. I am truly grateful for every opportunity and person that has led me to this moment. Go Bears 🐻! @BrownU_Football @BrownHCPerry @Coach_Mul @CBASyrFootball @brucewill15 @RealCoachBruno1 @Gidsome23

Tom Izzo shares a powerful lesson on accountability and the kid's toy he's used for 20 years to teach it. "I have a thing in my office in my staff room. I had my wife 20 years ago buy about 6 of those Barbie and Ken mirrors - you know, the little mirrors." Here's how he uses them: "Whenever we have a problem here - somebody screws up, something happens in class, we lose a game and we're going around my staff room asking, 'Well, whose fault is it?'..." "The first thing I do is get those 6 mirrors out." "I say, 'Look in the mirror. Look in the mirror and decide - did I do something wrong to start with?'" "Now, I hate to admit it, but that happens." That's self-accountability. Before you point fingers, you have to look in the mirror. Before you blame others, ask yourself what you could have done differently. The best teams don't look for excuses - they look inward first. Accountability starts with you. Always. (🎥MAC2020 Conference )