Fucking this. Good people raise good kids. It’s not perfect, but you find out QUICK who was full of shit on their visit. When things don’t go a players way, how do they or their parents respond?
Dawn Staley says after talent, the next thing she evaluates in a recruit is how they treat their parents “Obviously the magnetic thing is the talent, right? And then the next prerequisite is your relationship with your parents. It’s got to be respectful. When I was 20 years younger, I would probably take on any talent. Bring it. I got stamina for you for days.” “But throughout my years of coaching, I found out that I spend a whole lot more time on those type of players than the ones that were doing the right thing. And that’s really unfair.” “It’s like parenting. My mother spent a whole lot of time with the boys in the family because they were boys and they just did things. Less time with us doesn’t mean she loved us any less.” “But I just try to balance that out with surrounding this program with great people because the talent’s there, the coaching’s there, the fan base is here. The only thing our players really have to do is go to class and buy in on the basketball court.”
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Dawn Staley says after talent, the next thing she evaluates in a recruit is how they treat their parents “Obviously the magnetic thing is the talent, right? And then the next prerequisite is your relationship with your parents. It’s got to be respectful. When I was 20 years younger, I would probably take on any talent. Bring it. I got stamina for you for days.” “But throughout my years of coaching, I found out that I spend a whole lot more time on those type of players than the ones that were doing the right thing. And that’s really unfair.” “It’s like parenting. My mother spent a whole lot of time with the boys in the family because they were boys and they just did things. Less time with us doesn’t mean she loved us any less.” “But I just try to balance that out with surrounding this program with great people because the talent’s there, the coaching’s there, the fan base is here. The only thing our players really have to do is go to class and buy in on the basketball court.”
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If a player don’t respect their parents they definitely won’t respect a coach 👊
Dawn Staley says after talent, the next thing she evaluates in a recruit is how they treat their parents “Obviously the magnetic thing is the talent, right? And then the next prerequisite is your relationship with your parents. It’s got to be respectful. When I was 20 years younger, I would probably take on any talent. Bring it. I got stamina for you for days.” “But throughout my years of coaching, I found out that I spend a whole lot more time on those type of players than the ones that were doing the right thing. And that’s really unfair.” “It’s like parenting. My mother spent a whole lot of time with the boys in the family because they were boys and they just did things. Less time with us doesn’t mean she loved us any less.” “But I just try to balance that out with surrounding this program with great people because the talent’s there, the coaching’s there, the fan base is here. The only thing our players really have to do is go to class and buy in on the basketball court.”
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The hardest part about coaching imo is the managing the behaviors that have nothing to do with X’s and O’s
Dawn Staley says after talent, the next thing she evaluates in a recruit is how they treat their parents “Obviously the magnetic thing is the talent, right? And then the next prerequisite is your relationship with your parents. It’s got to be respectful. When I was 20 years younger, I would probably take on any talent. Bring it. I got stamina for you for days.” “But throughout my years of coaching, I found out that I spend a whole lot more time on those type of players than the ones that were doing the right thing. And that’s really unfair.” “It’s like parenting. My mother spent a whole lot of time with the boys in the family because they were boys and they just did things. Less time with us doesn’t mean she loved us any less.” “But I just try to balance that out with surrounding this program with great people because the talent’s there, the coaching’s there, the fan base is here. The only thing our players really have to do is go to class and buy in on the basketball court.”
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Kids treat their parents much different nowadays. Sad part is, they think they are right and have the right to do so. Glad Dawn thinks that is important. She is very old school.
Dawn Staley says after talent, the next thing she evaluates in a recruit is how they treat their parents “Obviously the magnetic thing is the talent, right? And then the next prerequisite is your relationship with your parents. It’s got to be respectful. When I was 20 years younger, I would probably take on any talent. Bring it. I got stamina for you for days.” “But throughout my years of coaching, I found out that I spend a whole lot more time on those type of players than the ones that were doing the right thing. And that’s really unfair.” “It’s like parenting. My mother spent a whole lot of time with the boys in the family because they were boys and they just did things. Less time with us doesn’t mean she loved us any less.” “But I just try to balance that out with surrounding this program with great people because the talent’s there, the coaching’s there, the fan base is here. The only thing our players really have to do is go to class and buy in on the basketball court.”
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That cancels out 75%. 🤣🤣🤣
Dawn Staley says after talent, the next thing she evaluates in a recruit is how they treat their parents “Obviously the magnetic thing is the talent, right? And then the next prerequisite is your relationship with your parents. It’s got to be respectful. When I was 20 years younger, I would probably take on any talent. Bring it. I got stamina for you for days.” “But throughout my years of coaching, I found out that I spend a whole lot more time on those type of players than the ones that were doing the right thing. And that’s really unfair.” “It’s like parenting. My mother spent a whole lot of time with the boys in the family because they were boys and they just did things. Less time with us doesn’t mean she loved us any less.” “But I just try to balance that out with surrounding this program with great people because the talent’s there, the coaching’s there, the fan base is here. The only thing our players really have to do is go to class and buy in on the basketball court.”
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Dawn Staley says after talent, the next thing she evaluates in a recruit is how they treat their parents “Obviously the magnetic thing is the talent, right? And then the next prerequisite is your relationship with your parents. It’s got to be respectful. When I was 20 years younger, I would probably take on any talent. Bring it. I got stamina for you for days.” “But throughout my years of coaching, I found out that I spend a whole lot more time on those type of players than the ones that were doing the right thing. And that’s really unfair.” “It’s like parenting. My mother spent a whole lot of time with the boys in the family because they were boys and they just did things. Less time with us doesn’t mean she loved us any less.” “But I just try to balance that out with surrounding this program with great people because the talent’s there, the coaching’s there, the fan base is here. The only thing our players really have to do is go to class and buy in on the basketball court.”
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