Excited to build on this success next year and beyond! Got some special players signed already and looking to continue finding more! If you want exposure, success, and culture then Western Oklahoma is where you wanna be #DubsUp

Bryson Daily That guy rocked.

Some days you will feel called. Other days you will have to remember that you ARE CALLED.

Just 5 more days! Ready to see what this team is made of #DubsUp

🟢4-YEAR COACHES🟢 Our Southwest Showcase schedule is LIVE! We look forward to seeing you in Mansfield! #DubsUp

Been testing a new way to use AI for scouting. I built a workflow where, right after a team plays, I automatically get: • Final score + leading scorers • Shooting, paint, assist, turnover & rebounding numbers • Quick game summary • Key things that stood out • A PDF scout built from formats I’ve used in the past I tested it with Golden State. The biggest value isn’t AI doing the scout it’s giving you a head start. Before you even open the film, you already have context on what hurt them, where they scored, and what you need to investigate. AI should help you get to the right questions faster, not replace watching film.

The more you ask WHY and HOW in basketball, the better your answers become. Don’t stop at: “We’re giving up too many 3s.” Ask: Why are we giving up 3s? How are they creating them? Why is our rotation late? How are they forcing that rotation? Who are they putting in the action? Where is the breakdown starting? What happens before the shot even occurs? Same thing offensively. Don’t just say: “We aren’t getting to the rim enough.” Ask: Why aren’t we getting downhill? Are closeouts being attacked? Are we creating paint touches? Is spacing shrinking the floor? Are we settling early in the clock? Which actions are actually creating an advantage? That’s when film and data become useful. A stat tells you what happened. The next question should be: Why did it happen? Then: How can we fix it? That’s how you go from collecting numbers to actually finding something coaches can use. Question → Film → Data → Answer → Coaching Decision

🟢4-YEAR COACHES🟢 5’9 So. Wing @Alana_Davis14 is one to watch! We expect big things from her this year after a great freshman season! 13.2ppg, 3.4reb, 1 stl, 34% FG, 32% 3PT #DubsUp

I’ve emailed A LOT of these coaches and I hope they don’t overlook this one! Alana is a great person, hard worker, and brings the talent and build you look for in a wing #DubsUp

Valuing practice film more and more each day as a head coach with no coaching staff

New account! Previous one got hacked and can’t be recovered. Looking to reconnect!

For Mansfield Girls Basketball head coach Brooke Brittain, this year’s team isn’t built around one player or one role. She sees it as a machine where every piece has a different responsibility in making the entire program go. “I look at this team as like this big machine.” The Tigers have experienced players providing the consistency that keeps the culture moving in the right direction, while a younger group has brought a completely different element to the program. “We’ve also got this class of 2028 that has come in with, like, a fiery fuel that gives us our spark to make the whole machine run.” For Brittain, that combination is what makes this group work. Some players provide the stability, others provide the fuel and energy, but everyone has a responsibility that contributes to something bigger than themselves. “Everybody has a unique part that drives the team.” And what stands out most to Brittain is that her players aren’t only concerned with performing their individual roles. They’re invested in making sure every piece around them succeeds as well. “They care about the whole part of the machine running well.” That’s why Brittain believes the team drives the team — every piece working together, every role carrying value and everyone responsible for keeping the machine moving forward.

Talented group this year with some good Sophomores! Be sure to check’em out! #DubsUp

College football literally doesn’t have enough crossover games to determine strength of conference. When the SEC played bowl-eligible teams on neutral fields in the post season, they were 4-10 last year.

The @memgrizz today signed Brendan Hausen and waived D'Angelo Russell.

High school coaches: one of the easiest things you can track is: Good Possession / Bad Possession After each possession, ask: • Did we get the shot we wanted? • Did we take care of the ball? • Did we create an advantage? • Did we execute what we were trying to run? A missed layup can still be a good possession. A made contested 3 early in the clock can still be a bad possession. Simple formula: Good Possessions ÷ Total Possessions Example: 42 ÷ 60 = 70% Simple workflow: Watch the game live or on Hudl Mark each possession G or B Total the good possessions Divide by total possessions Go back and watch the bad possessions to see the common problem You can even break it down by quarter. Now you’re not just tracking whether shots went in. You’re tracking how often your team actually played the way you wanted.

Your biggest & most important recruiters in todays age of transfers, are former players of yours who you made sure to feel valued, loved, and prioritized

Watching members of Congress fight for illegals over Americans is getting really old.

WOW had no idea Chris Simms had it in him like this 🔥….no lies detected

📸 Shot of the Night 📸 Galaxy Stadium - Lubbock, TX *3rd career @TexasTechFB game (2017, 2023 & 2026) #WreckEm

Before Olivia Miles, there was Penicheiro‼️