Craig Modern

Your 28th Alabama Head Coach! #RollTide

Couldn't quite get it done.

The American players singing their national anthem together after winning Gold at the #WorldJuniors 🇺🇸

One ring to rule them all 🥇 Left everything out on the field in San Diego. Tonight, we celebrated a group of men that we’ll remember forever. Shout out to @jostensinc for the bling. #ThisIsHome

The @RocKnighthawks improve to 3-0 with a 13-11 win over Vancouver as head coach Mike Hasen gets his 100th career victory. Ryan Smith lead with 3G/2A, Ryan Lanchbury contributes 2G/5A. Hartley & Hutchcraft combine for 45 saves. 📝: nll.com/game/803516963/

SAY IT WITH US: YEE-HAWKS!

The Gettysburg Foundation would like to thank the volunteers who made our 21st Annual Remembrance Day Illumination an evening to remember! We are honored to host this annual event. We invite you to return for the 22nd Annual Remembrance Day Illumination on November 16, 2024.

Dream like you've never dreamt before, and plan to achieve those dreams like you've never imagined possible. #enjoythejourney

LET'S PARTY 🎉

Jim McMahon is coming to town! We are hosting a private Dinner Oct 26 and then a Party Oct 27 at Route 47 with a live band. Who's coming to hangout with us? Limited Tickets at bit.ly/454R0y7 Help us spread the word. Retweet this for a chance to win TK or McMahon jersey!

[THREAD] A round-by-round recap of the 2023 Entry Draft

Announcing our 2023 Men’s Fall Classic Roster taking place at the @uslacrosse headquarters in Sparks Maryland! October 13-15. lacrosse.ca/article/87863

In 1992, Kurt Warner was a backup quarterback at the University of Northern Iowa. He was more talented than the starter, but he never got on the field. Warner asked his friend to ask the coaches why he wasn’t playing. The response changed the way Warner approached the game and his life. The coaches said, "The reason you're not starting is that you're not very good in practice." The response shocked Warner. He knew he could throw better than the other QBs. He outshined them when the lights came on whether it was spring ball or the game. But then he started to think about it. He realized that almost 99% of the time the coaches and teammates saw him was in practice. This moment shifted his mindset and perspective. Warner said, "That was one of the greatest lessons that I ever learned about life and about football. You have to bring it every day. You got to show me what to expect from you every single day." He realized that every moment is a moment to lead by example. How you do one thing is how you do everything. In life, he realized that people watch what you do all of the time, not just when the lights are on or not just for one moment. That moment changed everything for him. He started to take practice seriously and results started to appear. In 1993, Kurt Warner was the starting quarterback for the University of Northern Iowa. He led the team to an 8-4 season with over 2,500 yards and 17 TDs. He was invited to training camp with the Green Bay Packers and that was just the beginning for him. Takeaway 1: Be the Example and Lead by Example In every aspect of life, not just sports, people often observe and judge us based on our consistent behavior and actions. To inspire and motivate others, it's essential to consistently demonstrate the qualities and behaviors we wish to see in ourselves and those around us. Takeaway 2: Value Feedback and Embrace Growth Growth is a habit and a choice. Feedback might not always be easy to hear or accept, but it's your choice whether to grow from it or deny it. You have to honest with yourself on where there are opportunities to grow. Whether in sports, career, or personal development, being open to constructive criticism and actively seeking opportunities for growth can lead to greater success and achievement. "If you're willing to put yourself and your dreams on the line, at the very least you'll discover an inner strength you may not have known existed." - Kurt Warner - - - Follow @coachajkings for more content like this!

MSL champions ☑️ Mann Cup ticket ☑️

Vince Lombardi said, "Confidence is contagious. So is lack of confidence." Mark Twain said, "Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear, not absence of fear." Confidence comes from inside you. Confidence is not about being perfect or never failing. It is about having the courage to try, to learn, and to grow from every experience. Confidence is the feeling that you are capable. ✅It comes from your preparation. ✅It comes from your thoughts. ✅It comes from your self-talk. ✅It comes from doing tough things. Your confidence grows as you accomplish goals, push through obstacles, and prepare yourself for what is ahead. 4 Habits That are Killing your Confidence: 1. Failure to Start - This is the state when you constantly doubt yourself. You know what needs to be done, but don't do it. Examples include rumination, overthinking, and procrastination. This habit paralyzes you, fuels self-doubt, kills confidence, and leads to self-criticism. 2. Failure to Commit - This is when you don't stick with your commitments. Examples include failing to finish what you start, getting bored, or not going anywhere. This habit leads you to doubt yourself if you did the right thing. It ultimately leads to hesitation. 3. Failure to Enjoy the Journey - This is destination obsession. It's when you always put pressure on yourself and tell yourself that you should be "doing more". Examples include comparing yourself with others or thinking there is always more to be done. This habit exhausts you and burns you out. 4. Failure to be Yourself - This habit involves constantly conforming to others' expectations or trying to be someone you're not. Examples include wearing a mask to hide your true feelings or denying your own values and beliefs. This habit not only erodes your self-confidence but also leaves you feeling disconnected from your true identity. “Health is the greatest possession. Contentment is the greatest treasure. Confidence is the greatest friend.” - Lao Tzu - - - Follow @coachajkings for more content like this!