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WILL TEXAS MAKE IT TO THE FINAL FOUR?

Posted by: mindoversports on: March 5, 2010

It depends.  But I believe there’s a good chance they will and here’s why.  In today’s USA Today there was an article about All-American Damion James, and how James helped Head Coach Rick Barnes change his approach to coaching.  According to the article, “The coach used to curse when trying to make his point.  It [...]

Those of you who are familiar with my training program know how important I believe it is for teams to have team meetings at least once a week (without coaches present.) This allows team members to speak frankly and clear the air and not withhold (or repress) their feelings.
When athletes repress or withhold their feelings [...]

Coaches who yell and verbally abuse referees during a game

Posted by: mindoversports on: March 28, 2007

Coaches who yell at and verbally abuse referees during a game are not only creating a distraction, but are also providing their teams with a reason to lose: “the ref (expletive) us.” Coaches (and owners) need to remember not to let their emotions get the best of them. They need to control themselves, especially when [...]

Mizzou coach Mike Anderson and the Kiss

Posted by: mindoversports on: February 18, 2007

It’s amazing what a small kiss can do. And what it means. The Kansas City Star reported how the University of Missouri-Columbia Head Coach Mike Anderson handled a situation involving one of his top players : “With just under four minutes to play and Stefhon Hannah putting Missouri’s 75-64 upset of Oklahoma State in jeopardy [...]

It’s easy to be critical of Texas Tech head basketball coach Bobby Knight. Especially if you really aren’t aware of what goes on behind the scenes in the locker room. What sets Bobby Knight and other successful coaches like him apart from the others is one basic element: They genuinely care about their players. They [...]


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