Steal ideas wherever you can. Tara Sullivan profiles the Belichick to North Carolina story in Sunday's Boston Globe.
Her observations play across a variety of sports. Here are excerpts:
▪ Do your job, a mantra he lived by, reminds players to focus on their own responsibility and not be caught up with what others are doing.
▪ Put the team above yourself.
▪ Collaborate. Teamwork comes first.
▪ Pay attention to details and be prepared in everything.
▪ Find and attack your opponents’ weaknesses, something Belichick made a career out of in the NFL.
▪ Be flexible in your game-planning.
▪ Impact young men by teaching discipline and structure.
These principle work across sports from high school to pro sports. Certainly these elements apply to
creating players and teams with competence and character.
Lagniappe. How do you measure character and competence?
Lagniappe 2. Developing finishing skills around the room.Rick Majerus would evaluate the following in recruiting:
— Paul Biancardi (@PaulBiancardi) December 16, 2024
- Prospects who consistently spent extra time in the gym before or after practice.
- Players from winning programs.
- Players who understood their roles.
- He would place a premium on competitiveness, basketball IQ, and… pic.twitter.com/44x8U3vNcP
4 drills to help with your touch around the rim 🏀
— Shane Hennen (@Hennen_Workouts) December 16, 2024
Something simple you can do before and after practices 🫡
1. Guard Mikan
2. Cross Body Guard Mikan
3. 1 Hand Pickup Extendeds
4. Net Touches
Try my 10 minute finishing routine on my app! 👇 📲https://t.co/91TstOn1BI pic.twitter.com/jazK9ZHjCH
