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“This game is about how you act as a teammate.” - Brad Stevens - Support your teammates - Bring positive energy - Embrace your role Championship teams are built on selfless teammates. Are you one of them?

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Greg Berge1 year ago

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Noah Basketball1 year ago

🏀 "The kids love it. I have kids fighting over who can get here earliest to get shots off before school." – Coach Garrison When passion meets performance, Noah Backboard makes it happen. Turn practice into obsession with shot-tracking that players can’t get enough of.

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Rodney Lewis1 year ago

@jayden_leverett @savion_jordan @JULIANPacheco05 @messiahwilson_ @JACOB34GARCIA @keylaw11_ @Xzavier907 @CarlosPuente915 @BrysonFlood_3 Now it's time for y'all to be even tighter. Hold each other accountable for Effort, Energy, & Enthusiasm.

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Kev Walsh1 year ago

#FACTS

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Burton Chambers1 year ago

Brad, time to come and save IU Basketball!

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Heath Sutton1 year ago

Also helps if teams have skilled players at middle school and high school level.

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Joseph1 year ago

@StoolGreenie

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Brad Stevens shares what it really means to be a great teammate. "This game is about how you act as a teammate. This game is about what you do from the standpoint of supporting one another, embracing roles, and accepting roles." Great teams have great teammates. "Those were hard lessons for me at the time and I'm embarrassed to say that because it should have been really obvious." He was a Division III basketball player. And it still took him years to learn: supporting others matters more than minutes, points, and stats. "Those other things are a lot more important than how many minutes you're playing a game, how many points you score, and all that stuff." Great teammates care about each other. They commit to the team. They own their roles. How to be a great teammate: 1: Give More Than You Take - The teammates Stevens respects most aren't the stars - they're the ones who could play anywhere but never demand the spotlight. Show what you can give, not what you can get. 2: Compete and Be Selfless - Good people aren't enough. You need competitive character - relentless pride in your own growth AND selfless commitment to something bigger. 3: Embrace and Own Your Role - It's not about being the closer or the star. It's about being ready without knowing when. Supporting others matters more than minutes. 4: Be a Connector - Trophies don't satisfy. The real measure of a team isn't the banner - it's whether you want to see each other again. 5: Be The Teammate Others Want to Call - Your greatest legacy isn't a ring. It's being the teammate others wanted in their foxhole. How did you treat people? How did you show up? Great teammates don't need the spotlight - they become the spotlight. (🎥 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame)

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