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Matt Painter shares why he stopped overselling recruits and started telling them the truth. "If you're gonna become one of our top 2 or 3 scorers, here's how I'm gonna use you. If you don't, then you're gonna have to blend in with those top 2 or 3 scorers...

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Mike Madsenvor 6 Monaten

You can’t lie to recruits 💯

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Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitnessvor 6 Monaten

💥💥💥

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Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitnessvor 6 Monaten

I have studied 50+ championship coaches over the last 5 years. Saban. Belichick. Jay Wright. Here's what they ALL do: They build SYSTEMS. Not speeches. Systems. I put their 11 best frameworks in a free playbook. Link here:

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Pork Tendiesvor 6 Monaten

Bro Painter has got to stop giving away his formulas. First with how he’s schedules. Now this. Cmon man shhhh

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Blueprint Sportsvor 6 Monaten

Could not be more true.

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Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitnessvor 6 Monaten

🙌🙌🙌

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Tripp Allenvor 6 Monaten

I love that guy . Honest and upfront . That’s why he has created such a consistent program !

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🥷🏾vor 6 Monaten

whew. matt painter did not tell a lie

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Illini71 illini71vor 6 Monaten

Solid guy… my favorite non Illini coach

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SunnySD (she/her)vor 6 Monaten

Amen. In all relationships. That creates two way accountability.

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Ian Balinavor 6 Monaten

honest > hype every time. recruits can smell fake a mile away

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🇺🇸 (((RealClayDade))) 🇺🇸vor 6 Monaten

master salesmen

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ryan guthrievor 6 Monaten

I think most major program/top coaches are like this. It’s on the way up or building your program that you have to over promise.

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Aurora Alexandervor 6 Monaten

Antoine West listen up

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Coach Kapvor 6 Monaten

@JRyanMulcrone This is why I left college coaching - every recruiter was lying and negative recruiting and I simply couldn’t be that sort of person.

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Dr. Brucevor 6 Monaten

Smartest guy in the room syndrome

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Mark Steven Millervor 6 Monaten

@CoachChase23 He basically saying that all the other coaches are lying to you but I won’t!

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Gerid Goudwinvor 6 Monaten

Calipari lied like a dog to the public about this, but he overpromised and tried to deliver to the detriment of winning basketball. Wagner is a great example. Booker and Ullis on the bench because he played guys he made promises to. Sheppard and Dillingham can’t start. Ugly.

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Mikevor 6 Monaten

Purdue getting calls Arkansas didn't get but should have gotten🐗🐗🐗

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