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I regret to inform you that nobody cares about your potential. Potential is nothing without execution. When you're young, everyone cares about your potential. You get used to focusing on it. But as you get older, no one cares about your potential. Just your delivery against it.
Fix is in I fear.. respect to @GregSankey for waiting until all eyes on UGA Bama to stick it to Lane
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The longer I coach, the more I realize that the secret to being a great coach isn't designing cutting edge training, it's the ability to repeatedly and consistently avoid doing dumb stuff.
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“I tell you want in Clemson, SC we have our own NFL people. Neighbors, Family, and Loved ones”
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Stephen A. Smith went OFF on Minnesota Lynx head Coach Cheryl Reeve for wearing a “Trans Kids Belong” shirt before the game against the Indiana Fevers & affecting the WNBA brand after Sophie Cunningham said Trans people don’t belong in women’s sports 😳👀
“You are Cheryl Reeve, Head Coach of the Minnesota Lynx. That is an IRRESPONSIBLE thing to do. You are coach for a female basketball team. Do you not think that the females are being screwed over if they have to compete against an individual who’s born as a male. What are you talking about??… No regard for the WNBA, the sponsors who may be put off by that… HOW is that ok??”
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Mike Brown shares his definition of ‘winning’ in life:
"Even if you don't have the quote unquote ultimate success that you think you deserve… if you get knocked down in life and you're able to get back up and keep fighting, that's a fricking win… Most of our guys have probably had to go through that. But I think most people in the world have to go through it."
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My sources tell me Lane and Keith got sidetracked and are now trying to solve world hunger. I will update when I know more
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Baylor’s Dave Aranda just gave one of the most bizarre answers to a question I think I’ve ever heard
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"One day, in retrospect, the years of struggle will strike you as the most beautiful." — Sigmund Freud
























