Middle School Mules. Come see the future!!!

Weekly Game Plan 10/20-10/25 #MuleMentality 🤘

I'm so proud of you and this whole team. Really a win to build on!

Mules get the W 14 - 6 🏈🐴✨

@LJMulesFootball @MuleCoachSully @MissouriScoop @missouri_sports

Game time has been moved to 6:30pm in anticipation of severe weather.

An important message for parents. Negativity at home always finds its way to the locker room. Parents have the power to help build a positive culture…or poison it.

Great first week of practice for the Junior High Lady Mules Basketball team! I like to recognize practice players of the week during the first few weeks of practice to highlight their hard work. This week it is Peyton and Arabella! #MuleMentality

There's no question that the turnaround in Nashville is fun to watch, even if they have given my Tigers trouble. Brian Kelly offers his view of what led to Clark Lea's success at Vanderbilt https://t.co/qsQupmnHav via @on3sports

This game will be Livestreamed at the following link: https://t.co/tsdeRfGzt4

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Nobody Cares. Work Harder

Confidence develops as we commit to doing hard things. Moving from your comfort zone to your transformation zone, one step at a time… #TEACHers #LeadershipInAction #leadership #Confidence

What you do when no one is watching tells the world everything they need to know about you and your character. Condition your character each and every day

Some are interested in winning. Others are committed to doing what winning requires. Interest looks for a way out when it's tough. Commitment finds a way through. That's the difference between a good team and a great program.

Winning isn’t random. It’s the byproduct of habits you build when no one’s watching. - Stay late - Show up early - Own your attitude - Compete every rep - Encourage teammates Winning starts with your habits. Not on game day, every day.

Rules are about compliance. Standards are about commitment. Rules tell you what’s allowed. Standards remind you what you’ll never allow. Rules shape behavior. Standards shape character.

Coaching is a tough job. The pressure, the long hours, the emotional ups and downs; it’s not easy. But success isn’t just about wins and losses. If these 10 things are true, you’re making a big impact: 1. Your players show up. They may not say it, but they believe in what

Linebackers: Don’t just chase the ball carrier. Track the ball carrier’s HIP. That’s your aiming point. It’ll help you keep your leverage.

Parents poisoning team culture through their kids. Your whispers in the car become their words in the locker room. Choose wisely.

Weekly Game Plan 10/13-10/18 #MuleMentality 🤘