You were the best player on your high school team. You are not anymore. A devotional from Character Coach Marcus Webb on the hardest adjustment in college basketball.
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You were the best player on your high school team. You are not anymore. A devotional from Character Coach Marcus Webb on the hardest adjustment in college basketball.
The coach who should be developing you doesn't seem to believe you're worth developing. A devotional from Character Coach Marcus Webb on one of the hardest situations in college basketball.
The family situation at home is serious and the season is not stopping. A devotional from Character Coach Dena Okafor for the athlete trying to hold both at the same time.
The last season feels different because it is different. A devotional from Character Coach Dena Okafor for the senior athlete who is afraid of what comes after.
A teammate did something public and embarrassing and everyone has seen it. A devotional from Character Coach Roy Castillo on what the team does now.
Greatness doesn't always look like rings on fingers or banners hanging from the ceiling. A Nations of Coaches video on what the echo of a coach's life actually sounds like.
Nobody told you that most of what you do would be invisible. A devotional from Character Coach Scott Brewer on Gethsemane, a text he did not send, and what it means to carry the presence of Jesus Christ into a locker room.
It is not just the weight of what they carry. It is how long they have been carrying it. A devotional from Character Coach Billy Dunn on the pen illustration, the player from Chicago, and what it means to understand what the people in your program are actually holding.
Someone took a cheap shot and your teammate is out. The anger in this room is real and it is not wrong. A devotional on the difference between fuel and fire, and what it looks like to use this the right way.
Someone is out and someone has to step in. A devotional on what next man up actually means, and why playing for your teammate is the highest form of teamwork.