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Crying he said, “Mom, I got cut.” Pat Summitt's son was heartbroken, she was upset, but… She didn't blame the coach. She didn't complain to the admin. She said, "Son, you didn't work hard enough. I guarantee if you wear out both of those basketballs, you'll make the team."
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You don't rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your training and habits. It's all about trying to go 1-0 every day. The little things matter. The little wins add up. If your habits are strong, you're going to be successful. James Franklin on mindset:
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If you show up early, if you stay late, if you work hard, if you know the signs, if you're a great teammate, you're going to get a chance. If you learn to eat better, sleep better, study better, manage your time better, you're going to play better. Tony Vitello on mentality:
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Everybody works hard, but the results aren’t the same. It’s about the attitude you do it with. Everybody makes that choice every day. It doesn't take ability. It's the intensity, the urgency in which we do things. Mindset is what makes the difference. Luke Fickell on culture:
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As coaches, we can only control so much. Culture ultimately falls on the players, their level of buy in, and what happens when we're not around. A good culture doesn't guarantee you'll win a championship, but a bad culture nearly guarantees you won't. Kim Mulkey on culture:
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I don't want you worrying about people on the outside or even the person sitting next to you. This is a you vs. you battle. Whether it's the preparation of mind and body, the understanding of the game, you need to continually get better. Mike Tomlin on expectations:
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Greatness isn't for the chosen few, it's for the few who choose it. If you want to be great, your habits match your goals. If you want to be great, you want to learn and get better. If you want to be great, you hold each other accountable. Jeff Capel on what it takes:
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Kids used to come in as freshmen and wait their turn to be a starter. They don't want that anymore. We're supposed to be teaching them life skills, but now it's instant gratification. It's what they want now instead of what they want most. Muffet McGraw with a must-listen:
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We need to teach kids the importance of giving and helping others and committing to something bigger than themselves. Being selfless doesn't mean you think less of yourself, it means you think more of others. It's not about what you have, it's about what you give back.
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What I always talk about is staying engaged and staying focused whether you're in the game or not. Whenever you're called upon, you need to be ready. Then if we bring someone else in, you high five each other and you root for that person. Patty Gasso's 'Pass the Bat' mentality:
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