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Coaches Wanted - Looking to add a Freshman Coach and a Volunteer Assistant for the program. Please DM for more information.
37 years ago today -After scoring the winning goal in a 2-1 Weymouth North victory over South. Seems like yesterday !!
I am getting old haha
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"The single most important aspect of coaching is running effective practices"
- Bobby Knight
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You can’t expect the very best if you don’t give your very best… every day.
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PSA 🚨for 🏀 prospects:
1.. SLOW THE HECK DOWN
2. ONE MADE SHOT MAY EARN YOU OFFERS, BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY A MULTITUDE OF BAD ONES WILL COST YOU OFFERS
3. PASS IT TO THE OPEN PLAYER
4. KNOW THE TIME & SCORE
5. BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
#OGNOTES
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"Coaches shouldn't have to push you to work hard, you should push yourself to work hard because you want to be a great player"
- Bobby Knight
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Only 22 days until the 2026-27 college basketball season officially begins…..#countdown
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A basketball team is less about the plays you run
and more about the *habits* you build.
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Only 23 days until the 2026-27 college basketball season officially begins…..#countdown
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"The quality of the pass leads to the quality of the shot"
- Pete Carill
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FIRST LOOK 👀
Cooper Flagg’s New Balance signature logo 🔥
📸: @kicksvision
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In my opinion, if your school bus has the only 3 kids who’s parents didn’t come to the game/meet on the return trip home… you have a culture problem.
Ride the bus home with your team.
Laugh with your friends and enjoy the time together, win or lose.
Help coaches put equipment away.
Say good bye and thank you.
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Bob Hurley’s formula for building a high school basketball program:
1. Keep kids.
2. Teach habits.
3. Play defense.
4. Wait five years.
Simple doesn’t mean easy.
























