Assistant Baseball Coach for North Central Missouri College. Proponent of teaching life’s lessons through America’s pastime...and having fun.
Trenton, MO
Joined October 2009
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"Sports business is big business."
Why not make a career out of it? Coach Suttenfield, Sports Info & Marketing Coord. talks sports management at NCMC.
#CTEWorks #CTEMonth #NCMCCareerReady #sportsmanagement
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Couple 🎥 clips from our 🏀scrimmage last night!
🚨 4 Year Coaches 🚨
As always, full game film and stats available!
🏴☠️🔴🏀⚫️💪
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What others think of you- good or bad- has no bearing on what you think of yourself. What matters is not what others say, but what YOU do.
Rankings mean nothing. Articles mean less. Public criticism or praise? Pay either no mind.
You control you. Period.
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CHAMPION CHARACTER:
Attitude
Work ethic
Competitiveness
Attention to detail
Display these character traits in practice, every day, in every drill; you can’t help but improve. If your work lacks these traits, you’re wasting an opportunity thats about to be taken by someone else.
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Want a coach to go to war for you? Go to war for yourself. It’s amazing how easy it is to invest in a player who invests in himself. (Focus every rep, makes sacrifices, shows up on time, leads by example, etc.)
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A coach sets the tone for his club on the field. But it’s the players are the ones who create the identity for their team by holding one another accountable before issues even gets to the coach.
Accountability coming from teammates is often heard much louder than from coaches.
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Sure. What the heck.
Albert Pujols: 185 multi-strikeout games in 2,723 games (19 seasons)
Bryce Harper: 241 multi-strikeout games in 961 games (8 seasons)
@jaysonst do you know how many times Albert Pujols has struck out twice in a game in comparison to Bryce Harper?
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TRANSFERRING OF BLAME
When we place BLAME for our failures, we rarely have the desire to work harder because ITS NOT OUR FAULT.
OPPORTUNITY FOR GROWTH is directly related to where you place the blame for your lack of PERFORMANCE.
Be HONEST in the mirror!
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I don’t like:
Fly outs
Ground outs
Strike outs
I’m not a:
Fly ball enthusiast
Ground ball enthusiast
I'm a:
Hit it hard enthusiast
Get a job done enthusiast
Compete confidently enthusiast
Sacrifice self for team enthusiast
Do what ya gotta do to win enthusiast
#BaseballTruth
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COACHING PARABLE:
Three baseball coaches are asked: What are you doing?”
Coach 1: teaching him how to hit a baseball
Coach 2: helping him become a better baseball player
Coach 3: raising a young man
One has a JOB, one has a CAREER, one has a CALLING.
#MoreThanBaseball @ABCA1945
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Being “elite” has nothing to do with talent. Talent is given...you didn’t earn your talent.
Being “elite” means hitting your ceiling. For some, that may mean being a solid D3 player. For others, it may mean being a Big Leaguer.
Hit your ceiling. That’s damn special. #BeObsessed – at Bristol, PA
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"You’re always going to have critics and naysayers and people that are going to tell you that you won’t, that you can’t, that you shouldn’t. Most of those people are the people that didn’t, that wouldn’t, that couldn’t."
Baseball aside, there's no doubt he's an inspirational guy
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Not the results we were looking for this weekend. But so proud of our guys. Competed every pitch and handled theirselves like men with all the extra curricular stuff that occurred. Now time to get back to work for next weekend. #Pirates
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PLAYERS: your coaches are there for you... but you can also learn as much, if not more from one another. Talk the game with your teammates. Pay it forward to the young’ins. Ask questions to the veterans.
Look to learn always, and all ways. #STdrills
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You train your ass off all year for the season. The season is when you need to be your strongest. Why in the world would you want to stop training when you need to be your strongest? We see this happen every year, at least 10+ dudes put development on the back burner in season
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Lots of bunting on display this weekend in college baseball. Believe in it or not, many top programs expect their players to get bunts down.
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Everyday is a new opportunity. You can build on yesterday's success or put its failures behind and start over again. -Bob Feller
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Velocity is nice, but controlling the baseball is the most important thing about pitching. -Jake Arrieta
