Coach Tim Haak retweeted
I had my Pat Murphy moment with the #Brewers 😂. Thoroughly enjoyed it!
"Crystal Lake, (IL), jeez, I didn't know you'd get let in the building."
#ThisIsMyCrew
@fox11news
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
MIKE DIKTA HAD ONE OF THE MOST ELECTRIC HIGHLIGHT REELS IN #NFL HISTORY.
Rest in peace to an icon and trailblazer of the tight end position.
🐐🕊️
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
Everybody wants the opportunity.
But not everybody wants what comes with it.
Tom Brady makes a fascinating point here about players on the practice squad.
Some guys say they want their opportunity.
But when that opportunity means getting elevated, competing against the best players in the world and having their performance judged every Sunday?
That changes things.
Because opportunity brings pressure.
And pressure exposes how badly you really want something.
We see this with athletes all the time.
“I want more playing time.”
“I want a bigger role.”
“I want the ball.”
“I want to be a captain.”
Great.
But do you want the responsibility that comes with it?
Do you want the extra preparation?
Do you want the expectations?
Do you want your teammates counting on you when the game is on the line?
Everybody wants the reward.
The best competitors learn to want the pressure too.
Because pressure isn’t something that comes with opportunity.
Pressure IS part of the opportunity.
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
Game day doesn’t create your habits.
It reveals them.
“We play well because we practice well.” - Ben Johnson
Great teams don’t magically become great when the lights come on.
They become what they repeatedly practice.🏆
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
Northern Iowa coach Todd Stepsis talks about collaboration with Iowa Wave. Panthers coaches will wear Purple Hats with No. 89 on them and pullovers at Saturday’s game against Iowa.
All proceeds with be donated to Stead Children’s Hospital in honor of Parker Sutherland #EverLoyal @UNIFootball
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
Jon Gruden shares the greatest lesson about mental toughness that he learned from his dad.
It came down to one line:
"Not everything is gonna be perfect every day. There's gonna be losses on Saturday. We might not be able to get a pair of Nikes this week. You gotta work for everything."
Nothing is handed to you, everything is earned.
Then he connected it to Bill Belichick's coaching philosophy:
"Everybody's gotta do their job. You hear Bill Belichick say that...Your job might be cleaning the dishes. Your job might be taking the garbage out. You might have to work a little bit after school so you can pay money to go to college."
It's not glamorous. But you and your role matter.
"Those are the things I remember growing up. We all had our own jobs to contribute to the success and the progression of the family."
Mental toughness requires a willingness to go beyond your current limits. It requires flexibility and adaptability.
But here's what makes it easier: knowing your effort serves something bigger than yourself.
When you see how your role helps others - that's when the hard work has meaning
(🎥It's All About The Team )
(🎥@BarstoolGruden)
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
“The Team! The Team! The Team!” 🏆
One of the great lessons Tom Brady learned at Michigan from Bo Schembechler:
Talent can win games.
But TEAMS win championships.
The best understand it’s always bigger than the individual.
WE > ME. 👏
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
“What does a yellow light mean”
Pure comedic genius the delivery is outstanding. One of the funniest scenes in television history, IMO
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
“I love coaches. Coaches can really change the architecture of your life. There’s also some coaches that can ruin you. And when you’re lucky enough to have one that makes a difference in your life, you never forget it,” Kevin Costner
Your why is bigger than any statistic.
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
Pete decided to drop by 😁
@LovableReunion x @TheVolumeSports x @ChicagoTheatre
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
Nick Saban - Defending 11P Y Off RPOs
- "Well look, if your cats are better than their cats, play man to man. You got one more guy in the box than they can block, you got an 8 man front & you got all the RPOs covered."
- "Probably the best way to play it if you want to play the RPOs is you have to play some kind of split safety coverage. The simplest front to play it, with the least adjustments because you're forcing the ball inside out is to play what we call Mint 4 Mod (0 Nose/DBL 4i). You're playing quarters with safeties that can fit the runs and hold on the RPOs."
- "If you're going to play a 4-2, then to me if you want to play split safeties, you have to cancel gaps some type of way. You got to jam a side away from the back, pirate a side away from the back."
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
Never lose another scramble.
😤 Get your knee deep and anchor with a tight waist ➡️ Go elbow deep with your back hand ➡️ Lock your hands and roll ➡️ He lets go of your leg? Sit up and catch him on his back
Peyton Hall’s roll-through scramble.
Presented by @athletesocean
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
Great story from Mike Krzyzewski.
“Who do you talk to the most? Yourself, so when you talk to yourself, why not be yourself's best friend?”
Your inner voice drives everything.
Make it one that builds you.
🎥: Sons & Daughters Podcast xitter.cf/MVP_Mindset/status/203…
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
“This move is how I got a pin in the national finals.”
Body lock pressure ➡️ Pull ➡️ Inside trip.
Vincenzo Joseph. One move. Match over.
Presented by Athletes Ocean
Coach Tim Haak retweeted
🚨 What if the secret to success isn’t talent or luck… but one simple daily choice?
Nick Saban drops truth: Every single day, you face the same 2 questions:
1. Something you KNOW you should do… but don’t FEEL like doing?
Can you make yourself do it anyway?
2. Something you know you shouldn’t do… but really WANT to?
Can you stop yourself?
Getting out of bed when the alarm hits
Hitting the gym when you’d rather scroll
Studying or grinding when Netflix calls
Choosing the hard right over the easy wrong
This is the invisible bridge between where you are… and who you want to become
Put your choices ahead of your feelings
Because if you only do what you feel like doing, you’ll never reach your goals
This one mindset shift changes everything for champions — and it can change everything for YOU too.















