It only takes ONE. - One Teammate can set the Tone - One Teammate can Raise the Bar - One Teammate can be the Leader - One Teammate can be the Anchor - One Teammate makes a Difference Be the ONE for your Team!

Players should tape this to their lockers and read every day!

Lack of discipline in school or at home often leads to lack of discipline in sports. How you do anything is how you do everything!

“Concentrate on what will produce results rather than on the results, the process rather than the prize.” - Bill Walsh

If you want to change your entire trajectory you must first look to inject discipline into everything you do. Rah rah is great, but consistent discipline puts you in places that motivation just can’t. Emphasize & exercise discipline. It makes all the difference.

Billy Donovan said, "Tonight you will play for the guy next to you, that's who you're playing for." "It's bigger than yourself because of the guy next to you." Billy Donovan on teamwork, legacy, and winning📢 (Florida Gators Football)

“Your role is what your team needs you to do to win.” - Jay Bilas This is big time - everything should be about how can I help my team win (Via Coach Tony Miller 🎥)

What I took away from this was the eye contact he gave his coach and ended his butt chewing with “yes sir”. Somebody raised him right

They are getting harder to find these days!

Players need to have this reinforced daily!

DON'T LOOK BACK AND WISH YOU HAD: - worked harder - been a better teammate - overcome your doubts and fears - not been your own worst enemy - listened to your coach - been in better shape - taken advantage of the offseason - appreciated what you had DO THEM TODAY!

6 Non-Physical qualities that win or lose games: 1. Confidence / Courage 2 Focus 3. Trust 4. Competitive Discipline 5. Adjustments 6. Emotional Regulation

Consistency is boring. Commitment is boring. Discipline is boring. But this is the path to greatness. Greatness is boring. Do the work. 🪵🪓

Bill Belichick said, "It's not all about talent. It's about dependability, consistency, and being able to improve. If you work hard and you're coachable, and you understand what you need to do, you can improve." Great teams have greater commitment. They strive for excellence.

Mike Norvell said, "Hard work doesn't guarantee success. It doesn't and it never will." "But, it absolutely will put you in the best position to achieve it.” Most people think they know what hard work looks like, but they've never seen it before. Here's what it requires:

Thanks Joe Rodgers for sharing this article with me! It brings back many memories of my brother (Jerry) and East High football. Mythical State Champions for six years in a row, 56 game win streak…🤯

Lou Holtz turned around 4 programs within 2-3 years using the same 5 rules. • Arkansas: 5-5-1 to 11-1. • Notre Dame: 5-6 to 12-0. • South Carolina: 0-11 to 8-4. Not with new talent or more money - just 5 rules. Simple, repeatable, and powerful.

Mike Leach said, "Everybody can work harder than they think they can." "Everybody's a little better than they think they are." Growth starts when you push past what you thought was your limit. Great coaches see your greatness before you even realize it's there.