If you could remove one thing from youth basketball and add one thing — what would it be? Would you change: - The focus on winning vs development? - Early specialization? - Playing time decisions? - Skill development opportunities? - Coaching education? - Something else?

Over the last few years NIL has EXPLODED and the transfer portal has become such a massive part of college players and college recruiting. I do think college atgletes should be able to be compensated for their name image and likeness, but I do think its starting to turn college basketball at the higher levels into more about business rather than basketball. Feel like lots of intentions now revolve around 'for the money' and not 'for the love of the game' like we saw before NIL became a thing. What are your thoughts? I'm REALLY interested to see what your opinions are on this

Weekly call tonight from 7-8pm est, I’ll be doing a presentation on the Play-Drill-Play Model, followed by a live Q & A You attending? If you can’t make it, let me know if you’d like me to record it so you can watch it later.

Want a chance to hop on a FREE 1-on-1 call with me? Here's the challenge: if you reach Level 5 or higher in the community by July 31st, you'll unlock a personal, 30 minute one-on-one coaching call with me. The more you engage by completing classroom lessons, commenting, posting, earning likes, and helping other members, the faster you'll level up. This is my way of rewarding the members who are actually putting in the work. Let's finish the month strong...I can't wait to meet with everyone who earns it! Right now, the group Leaderboards look like this: 71% Level 1: Rookie 8% Level 2: Role Player 14% Level 3: Starter 4% Level 4: All-Star 1% Level 5: MVP 1% Level 6: Finals MVP 1% Level 7: Multiple Rings You getting to Level 5?

Hey coaches How do you all plan your workouts for the week and specific age groups? Do you combine all ages groups into 1 week theme, or do you customize and if so, which App do you use? Right now I'm using Gemini to help create structured plans by age group and by week, but then it spits it out in Google Sheets or Google Docs and it gets a bit much to track. All ideas welcomed! 🙏