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Uncommitted Sidearm RHP
Redshirt Freshman
Clips from solid outings against Georgia State, University of New Orleans, and University of West Florida.
@PSC_Baseball @ChaseKess11
#juco #uncommitted
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Every coach needs to hear this from Pat Murphy.
“Every kid I coach, they have parents who love their kid the way I love my kid.”
We’re not just coaching athletes. We’re coaching someone’s son or daughter.
Coach them the way you’d want your own child coached.
Pat Murphy says becoming a father completely changed the way he coached, and now every player he views and coaches as somebody else’s son
“It’s got to be real, man. You can’t just say it. You’ve got to live it. When it’s about your kid, when you’re raising kids by yourself, you’re clueless, man. You don’t know what you’re doing. I don’t know what I’m doing. I didn’t have that kind of, my parents were way older than me, so I don’t know how to parent. I don’t know what I’m doing, but it’s really important to me.”
“And I started thinking about it like, every kid I coach is somebody’s Kai Joseph. You know what I mean? Every kid I coach, they have parents who love their kid the way I love my kid.”
“Wow, I’ve got to be a little mindful how I treat these guys. I’ve got to be a little mindful about, like, it’s my job.”
“This profession isn’t about the wins and losses. This profession is about, how do I impact this person?
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It's always a great year for football talent in the state of Mississippi and this year is no exception. Here's a good number of the top underclassman in the Magnolia State.
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PJ Fleck was asked after the game how he's able shut out the haters and continue being himself despite the heat he takes publicly.
His message, per usual, is worth a listen no matter what you think of the Minnesota Gophers' head coach.
"We will never ever, ever, ever take winning for granted... I don't think there's any reason for anybody in this world, no matter who you are, to apologize for who you are. As long as you are being the best, most authentic, most real version of yourself every day, and you're changing your best, and you're doing good in the world. You do that, don't you ever change... Be yourself."
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FOOTBALL | What a win!
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LIONS WIN!!!! Whewwwwwwwwwwww! EMCC 25, ECCC 20, final. #PR1DE #emccfootball
Lions pull off a thriller in Decatur as the Lion defense holds in the last :47. Stats are unofficial (never officially hit zero on
live stats but should be close).
Seeing @BOOSIEOFFICIAL live react to Set it off in @LSUTigerStadium
Is very special
@Lane_Kiffin made tonight all about being in and FROM THE BOOT!
#justdifferent
#LSU
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Blessed💯
Congratulations to a very worthy Andre Peters III on being named the MACCC Defensive Player of the Week! The freshman linebacker totaled a team-high eight tackles, including two sacks for nine total yards lost, and had a forced fumble during the ninth-ranked Lions' 28-20 home win over Hinds. Late in the third quarter, Peters had a clutch 7-yard sack that caused a fumble, which was recovered by the Lions inside the red zone. #PR1DE #emccfootball #POTW
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Representing A Dynasty
#ThePowerhouse
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This is one of the most powerful videos I’ve seen about coaching.
Chris Fowler nails how hard this profession can be:
“Coaching is a calling more than a profession. You have to have what it takes to pour yourself into others.”
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"Star in your own movie."
Thank you to 2x National Champion and former All-American pitcher @PatrickCoogan32 for joining me this morning to reflect on the incredible life and legacy of Skip Bertman.
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There’s nothing more perfect than a baseball field. Skip Bertman explains it better than anyone else will.
Rest in peace, coach
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🚨 ESPN's Marty Smith tells the INSANE story behind Lane Kiffin's move to LSU—including the airport chase that landed his exclusive interview.✈️
He also explains why Baton Rouge offered Kiffin the best path to a national title.🐯🏈
🎥 Watch the full interview and tell us: Did Lane make the right move?
Presented by: @ParishBuilt, @FMOLHealth, @Relief_Windows, @Letsrevnow
#LSU #LaneKiffin #SECFootball #CollegeFootball @MattMoscona @MartySmithESPN
🌟 Scott Berry 🌟
Scott Berry built one of the most accomplished coaching careers in college baseball over more than three decades in the profession, including 23 seasons at @SouthernMissBSB and 14 as head coach of the Golden Eagles. Berry retired in 2023 as the winningest coach in Southern Miss history with a 528-276-1 (.657) record and guided the program to unprecedented success during his tenure at the helm. Under his leadership, Southern Miss captured five conference regular-season championships, five conference tournament titles, and nine NCAA Tournament appearances, while advancing to NCAA Super Regionals in both 2022 and 2023 and hosting postseason play in Hattiesburg on multiple occasions. He earned Conference USA Coach of the Year honors four times and concluded his career with seven consecutive 40-win seasons, which stood as the longest active streak in Division I baseball at the time of his retirement.
Prior to becoming head coach, Berry spent nine seasons as an assistant and associate head coach at Southern Miss, playing an instrumental role in the program's rise that included its first College World Series appearance in 2009. Earlier in his career, he compiled a 185-58 (.761) record in four seasons as head coach at Meridian Community College, leading the program to two NJCAA World Series appearances and coaching future Cy Young Award winner Cliff Lee. Throughout his career, Berry mentored 17 All-Americans, 38 first-team all-conference selections, 38 MLB Draft picks, and four Ferriss Trophy winners while establishing a standard of sustained excellence that helped elevate Southern Miss into one of the nation's most respected and consistent programs and left a lasting impact on the game throughout the state of Mississippi.
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High school coaching was never meant to be a stepping stone.
The greatest impact comes from staying long enough to see the results of your investment in people. To coach siblings. To coach the children of former athletes. To become part of the fabric of a community.
Wins matter. But character, culture, and lasting influence take years even decades.
Celebrate coaches that fight to stay for the good of a community





























