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Mistakes don't lose games, but your response to them can. Average players react to a mistake (pouting, blaming, anger). Great players respond to a mistake (running back, communication, 'next play' mentality).

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Scott Wachenheim3 years ago

The key however, is how the coach responds to the mistake. #NextPlay

Smoked Old Fashioned3 years ago

@CoachLoefflerBG Keep playing…keep leading…keep believing

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