"Holding someone accountable is something you do for them; it's not something you do to them. In the moment, it feels like criticism. But, the intent is to say that I care so much about you that I am not going to let you get away with doing less than you are capable of."

"You don’t need the most stars, hype, or rankings. You just need discipline, heart, and people who believe in you, and you need to believe in your own abilities. I hope this moment shows you that chasing your dreams is worth it, no matter how big or impossible they seem.”

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“As you win you become more confident and believe in what you’re doing. But I’m always striving. There’s always something to be done. You either get better or worse, you never stay the same. Avoiding complacency when your successful is the key to the drill,” Curt Cignetti

“I don’t complain about playing time. My job is to play so well that the coach can’t sit me. If I wasn't going to make it - it wasn't going to be because my lack of attitude, my habits, and my energy. I brought it every single day."

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"We have talent. Talent doesn't get you sh*t though. Doing the work and executing on game days does." The scoreboard doesn’t care what you’re capable of. Because when it’s time to show up, it’s not about what you have—it’s about what you do and how you do it.

Pressure doesn’t create mistakes. It reveals what you practiced. Your talent doesn’t take over. Your standard does. And if your standard is “sometimes,” that’s what you’ll be when it matters. We do what we trained.

“I used to think that I could affect winning and losing. I,I,I,I I keep using that word. Then it became more of, I have very little control of winning and losing, the only thing I have control of is…am I putting them in a position every day in practice to learn how to win?” Geno

"The work is the reward. You are going to get out what you put in. I strive to be a leader that fills that mentality of toughness and joy in the work - and finding the reward in the work." @MollyMiller33

"When the best players on your team are the best people on your team, you have a great opportunity." Because talent sets the ceiling—but character sets the standard.

“The gift my father gave me every day of my life was he believed in me. My father believed in me, he believed in me when I failed. When I didn’t measure up to my standard or someone else’s standard he’d look me in the eye and he’d say you’re going to make it,” Jim Valvano

“Our scars are our superpower. If you're humble enough to grow through success and failure, then you continue to put yourself in position to be the best,” Matt Campbell Winning is a mindset developed through toughness and shaped by action

“First you form your habits, then your habits form you,” Curt Cignetti The standards of a winner are grounded in habits shaped by goals, not emotions.

Championships are built on relationships. Trust is earned in the small moments: how you communicate, how you compete, how you hold each other accountable. If you want to win together, you’ve got to connect every day.

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The process creates the product. Outcomes don’t get coached—behaviors do. If you want a better product on game day, build a better process on practice days. If the process is right, the product takes care of itself.

“The glue that we have with our brotherhood, how much we care about the man beside us really makes us unshakable. Whenever we’re in any adversity, stick by each other not finger pointing. Thats what elevates us to our competition and exceeds expectations in high adversity

“It doesn’t matter if I have adversity in front of me or success in front of me, I’m going to keep going. I’m not going to get distracted, feel sorry for myself or I’m not going to wallow in self pity. I’m not going to spend to much time celebrating victory. We are going to keep

"When you put in the work and you're the hardest worker - sometimes it's ugly, but you just have to stack the days. If you keep showing up and keep working hard, good things are going to happen."