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  • Passing the Baton

    New York Yankees rookie outfielder Aaron Judge hit his 50th home run during his rookie season in 2017. That surpassed the mark set by Mark McGwire in 1987. The...

  • Choosing the Right Path

    Bryce Drew led Grand Canyon University to its first NCAA Tournament appearance in 2021. Drew’s year away from coaching was exactly what he needed after Vanderbilt let him go...

  • Repetition

    John Wooden said, “The importance of repetition until automatic cannot be overstated. Repetition is the key to learning. The four laws of learning are explanation, demonstration, imitation, and repetition.”...

  • What is Love

    Kevin Jordan, a freshman at Wake Forest University in North Carolina, became ill in January 2010 and required a kidney transplant. His kidneys were functioning at only 8 percent,...

  • Showing Love for God

    Week 14 of the 2020 NFL season was “My Cause My Cleats” week, when players expressed their commitment to the causes most important to them through specially designed custom...

  • Learning From Mistakes

    The players who seemed to fail to learn from their mistakes were the most frustrating for me over my several decades of coaching. However, I agree with Seattle Seahawks...

  • The Promised Land

    Every college basketball team dreams of reaching the “promised land”—the NCAA Final Four. The tournament is appropriately branded the “Road to the Final Four” because getting there requires surviving one challenge...

  • Susceptible to Sin

    Many Christian parents push their kids, no matter the cost, to make it big on a select or travel team. It’s certainly not a sin to sign up a...

  • Self-Sufficiency Peril

    Pistol Pete Maravich was his generation’s most misunderstood and controversial basketball player. One teammate called him “an American phenomenon, a stepchild of the human imagination.” Maravich always seemed misplaced:...