@Clare Murphy I have Canada on my Monday practice plan

High post right elbow side. Drives from right action spot into middle not pushing them away from hoop. For the drives we just kept working or “leaning” into our daily wolf work. For the high post, honestly we didn’t stop it, we just scored more points then them

If you interviewed for said position already chances are you will be better equipped this time around. Believe in yourself! 1. God is always good, we just need to get on His timeline. 2. make sure it’s what God wants and not what we want. Good luck !!

@Ryan Johnson I just went through this situation about a month ago, for a second time. I was 15 year varsity assistant at this high school. 2 years ago I was 1 of 2 finalist to become HC, but I wasn’t hired. The coach they hired I was friendly with so he wanted me to still be the assistant, so I stayed and flourished (this is when I found Savi coaching) We had two really good seasons, then this past summer the HC took a new job. Long story short, I got an interview but not a second one this time around despite the current team/players, parents, and alumni all in my corner. I know, for a fact, I am a better coach than the guy they hired because I have scouted him for the last five seasons. So I took a couple days to process and reflect. Like I tell all my players, next play or what’s next. Control what you can control which is your thoughts and actions and remember people make bad decisions all the time.

@Douglas Worsley couple things I’ve learned along with the way “if you don’t possess it, you can’t give it” & “preach what you practice”

@Karson Hembree last nights practice, we did some tinkering around. In most games we have mismatch at the “5” and ghosting really gets your guy open. Maintaining our space is the next step. 1. ghost split fan 2. Ghost fingers (lock stays in corner) ghost screen to action spot