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DIDN’T make you sleep in.
DIDN’T make you skip reps.
DIDN’T make you go half speed.
DIDN’T make you have a bad attitude.
DIDN’T set your priorities,
But it’s IRONIC how many kids get mad at their coach when they don’t perform and then they don’t play!
Come join us!
HS Sped Co-Taught position open.
Looking for Assistant and Second Sport possibility if interested.
See post for contact info.
CoachFlow retweeted
Devine 17U moves to 2-0 in PG 18U WWBA with a 10-2 win in game 2.
#uncommitted2027 @marhews_ca61834 2/2 @CustisHoneycutt 2/2 1B, 2B
@BateCaleb3401 1/1
@huffhudson 1/3 2B
@Micah_Huff23 1/2, 3RBI
@Rileycastaned 5IP/2H/1ER/4BB/8K
Next game Wed., 4 p.m., Kell H.S.
CoachFlow retweeted
🔥 Updated highlight post for Jayzen Johnson — have a look coaches
He’s stacking elite tools fast: T94 mph on the mound, 6.65 60-yard dash, 1.59 10-yard split, and now a 400-foot bomb. That’s legitimate D1 upside as an uncommitted 2027 (6’0/200, MIF/3B/RHP, North Hall HS @nthbaseball @TrevorFlow
Up to 94 today. Numbers are exploding. Work ethic and body makeup are real deal. Someone’s going to get a DUDE on the way up!
Jayzen Johnson (‘27 GA) was up to 94 on the mound today; FB runs with some arm-side tail mixing in a slow BB that ranged in the lower 70s generating some whiffs. @PG_Uncommitted #BeastOfTheEast @PG_Georgia
CoachFlow retweeted
RHP Nolan Gillespie (AquaSox Baseball 17u National, 2027)
Absolute 💎 today from the hard throwing righty. Fastball showed good rise and worked well with the offspeed.
4 IP, 8 K’s, 1 BB, 0 ER
FB: 86-88 T89
SL: 76-78
CoachFlow retweeted
Devine 17U picked up a 9-6 win in the PG#SEElite today.
Kenny Sullivan 4IP/4ER/7K/3BB
@Payton_Walker23 @Micah_Huff23 & Ashton Baer 2RBI each
@CustisHoneycutt & @mathews_ca61834 1/2 BB
Next game tomorrow 1:40 p.m. Cherokee Bluff H.S.
CoachFlow retweeted
‘27 CIF Custis Honeycutt (GA) goes first pitch hunting & doesn’t miss, lifting this one into the trees for a solo HR. Immense strength at impact. #SEElite @PG_Uncommitted
The man that loves walking will go farther than the man that loves the destination… it’s about the journey and willingness to put steps down.
Preparation doesn’t guarantee results, it guarantees growth.
CoachFlow retweeted
Parents:
Your son doesn’t need a perfect baseball journey.
He needs adversity.
Bad games. Failure. Pressure. Disappointment.
That’s where confidence, toughness, and maturity are built.
Don’t rescue him from every hard moment.
CoachFlow retweeted
DAMIAN LILLARD ON ACCOUNTABILITY
“I make sure that I’m on time to the gym. I get there early. I make sure I’m the most coachable. That shows I am accountable for myself, now I can hold other guys accountable.”
~via @Dame_Lillard @Eastbay
CoachFlow retweeted
"Most people don't want to be pushed that hard.
They want to be pushed to their level of comfort.
You need coaches that push you outside your comfort zone because that’s how you grow and that’s how you develop self confidence and self esteem."
CoachFlow retweeted
During practice: Average players get BORED – Good players get BETTER – Great players go to BATTLE.
CoachFlow retweeted
The #1 question dads ask me: “Coach, does my son have what it takes for college ball?” Answer after 35 years: Does he love baseball more than the highlight reel? Skills can be taught. Obsession cannot.
#Uncommited 27. Rakes.
End of the Regular Season Stats! Really good year so far, ready to make a run with the guys! Season 2 starts now!!
@TrevorFlow
@nthbaseball
@EASRecruiting
@wesley_crow
@T_Pin10
@coachnunez_
@PrestonLowther
@Hudson_PBR
@PB_Uncommitted
This. 💯💯!!!
The 10 Truths Parents Rarely See
1. Coaches lose sleep.
2. Decisions aren’t personal.
3. Playing time is complex.
4. Culture matters more than stats.
5. Accountability is care.
6. Coaches invest emotionally.
7. Development isn’t instant.
8. Hard feedback is intentional.
9. Wins don’t tell the whole story.
10. Coaches remember kids forever.
Perspective matters.
CoachFlow retweeted
The 10 Truths Parents Rarely See
1. Coaches lose sleep.
2. Decisions aren’t personal.
3. Playing time is complex.
4. Culture matters more than stats.
5. Accountability is care.
6. Coaches invest emotionally.
7. Development isn’t instant.
8. Hard feedback is intentional.
9. Wins don’t tell the whole story.
10. Coaches remember kids forever.
Perspective matters.
“You didn’t think that ball was fair?”
“I know you didn’t either because you didn’t jump 6 feet in the air and give me the look. I know you better than that.”
“Yeah, it was foul. Good call.”
CoachFlow retweeted
Not everyone who walks with you is meant to stay for the entire journey. As your faith, purpose, and mission deepen, your circle will shrink. What remains isn’t a crowd, but a few that truly align with you. With each level of real commitment, the crowd grows thinner. So never forget: The pain of discipline is always less than the pain of regret.
CoachFlow retweeted
Every HS kid I ask “wants to play” in college.
But so many don’t want: 20 hours of practice/weights 20 hours of class/study hall 0 hours of “social life” Some weeks: 6-7 days a week.
6am starts.
10pm ends.
Sooo...Do you REALLY want it?
CoachFlow retweeted
The best thing you'll listen to today is Utah Jazz Head Coach Will Hardy talking about the tax of being a leader:
🏋 Leadership is not a position you hold—it’s a responsibility you carry. The weight isn’t in the title, it’s in the people who trust you with their time, energy, and belief.
📊 Before metrics, before outcomes, before strategy—there are humans. Leadership is a human-to-human commitment to see, serve, and develop the people in front of you.
✊ There is a tax on leadership. And it's paid in consistency, in hard conversations, in choosing standards over comfort. You don’t get to clock out from being the example!
The cost is of being the head coach is real... but so is the impact on every life you’re responsible for. 🌱⏩🌳





















