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Cyclone Football (@CycloneFB) Tweeted:
Rory Walling sniffs out the fake punt. Big play for the Cyclones.
🌪️🚨🌪️ xitter.cf/CycloneFB/status/13324… xitter.cf/CycloneFB/status/13324… – at Des Moines, IA
How could it be anyone but Babe Ruth ??
You have your choice of any RF, in his prime, to fill the #3 spot in the lineup. Who gets the call?
John Walling retweeted
If you choose the goal, you also have to choose the work that comes with it.
If you want to be great, you don’t get to decide each day whether great effort is necessary.
You already made that decision when you set the goal.
If you commit to the goal, commit to the cost.
You are a GREAT representative for our great Cyclone a community !!!
Appreciate you and your work !!!
Home & away !!!
Still never lost a tailgate. Appreciate Cactus Jack and crew for being great hosts. My circle grew this weekend. #AllMyRelation #Cyclones
John Walling retweeted
"What we've created is rat poison on steroids."
Nick Saban talking about the current landscape of college football from a coaches perspective.
" If you don't have intensity, you can't maintain focus, you can't really play with discipline, you don't play smart, and all these things lead to inconsistency in performance.
It's different between wanting something and being committed to it, and I think we have a lot of conditional commitments to teams now in college sports.
Guys are worried about how much money they make. I talked to one coach who's on a bye week this week. He says he's talking to agents, all week instead of focusing on coaching his team.
So really what we've created is rat poison on steroids in terms of guys' ability to be able to stay focused and lock on what's important to having good performance and lock out things that affect the performance."
Been trying to tell you guys.
We’re doing this with P4 teams right now. 25,000 square foot facility not required.
Book a call with us :
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John Walling retweeted
Nick Saban GOLD 🥇
“Negative experiences without teaching kill morale.”
This is such an important coaching lesson.
Players are going to fail. They are going to make mistakes.
The question: What do we do with it?

































