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Keep climbing📈
Kymora Johnson enters her final collegiate season with a chance to become just the seventh player in women’s college basketball history to record 2,200+ points, 600+ rebounds, and 600+ assists.
After leading Virginia to its first Sweet 16 appearance in 26 years, all eyes will be on Johnson as she looks to close out her collegiate career with another memorable season. ⚔️✨
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Ty Jerome is emerging as the potential option as the next Grizzlies point guards. Teammates have had strong reviews for him throughout preseason camp.
“He pretty much can score on anybody, any day, on any possession, out of any situation.”
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We are thrilled to welcome the newest member of our staff, Damin Altizer!
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#GoHoos
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So thankful to be able to speak at this incredible event again! The @B_C_A_V is doing amazing work to advance the game in VA!
Good stuff from @DaminAltizer at the BCAV Coaching Clinic
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Excited to learn from some amazing coaches in this great state over the weekend
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One of the best people you’ll ever meet🐐
In athletic training, Ethan Saliba is the gold standard, as generations of student-athletes will attest. It’s hard to imagine UVA Athletics without Saliba, but his legendary tenure is about to end. He’s retiring after 43-plus years with @VirginiaSports.
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When the game got tight, these players delivered.
Kymora Johnson led the country with 81 points in clutch time last season, defined as the final 5 minutes when the score is within 6 points.
The women’s clutch-time scoring leaders ⬇️
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The non-conference slate is here! 🗓️
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We, our, us >>> I, me, my
It seems that Leaders that are confident and secure in being a Leader don’t overuse the word “I “ or “Me”. You see way more “Us” and “We”.
The ones that are trying to PROVE that they are in charge or running things use “ I” a lot. Could be arrogance. Either way, it’s too much.
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It will never get old seeing @CarterLang_23, @_desmondroberts, and @_ChanceMallory all together for @UVAMensHoops.
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“So many trainers are focused on trying to prove how much they know, so they overcomplicate drills, concepts, etc”
When the focus becomes how much they’re learning as opposed to how much we know, players start benefiting in huge ways💯
STOP OVERCOMPLICATING TRAINING
So many trainers are focused on trying to prove how much they know, so they overcomplicate drills, concepts, etc
These are clips from a 6th/7th grade girls workout … it’s the same drills and concepts we do with our HS and College Players - Live Situation, Attacking and Guarding Closeouts, give them reads and decisions to make, see what solutions they come up with to score the ball
The goal of development is to SIMPLIFY FOR PLAYERS
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