joshua78

Nope, no grandkids! Retired coach of 24 years in Alabama and helping with the recruiting process for several colleges and appologize for the delay, but am attending Riverdale Turkey Jam today. Reviewing some prospected players. Been travel everywhere evaluating and several players in Wilson County area. Enough said!!

No let me guess you are one of these people who know everyone story and unfortunely don't know nothing. And if I have a child on Lebanon team put me in the book of world records. My age , which age is 62. u know nothing.

Excuse me, this is not rambling and no this shows the difference between being a team and then becoming a "I" team can destroy any team. Lebanon's game last night was a very good example of a "I" team and Antioch played as a "Team". If true hurts sorry!

Watching all the girls basketball teams over the summer, we have seen alot of great team. Teams that work together as a team and not "I" team. But I watch a team grow together over the summer be beaten tonight Lebanon vs. Antioch. You get what you get when you start over the summer playing all players making them feel like a team and then once the season starts you play only 6-7 players and tire them out and if they really miss up you will still keep them in "go figure." Then you start to put other players in and they supposely miss up once and you pull them out immediately. Antioch proved one thing tonight, no matter what ,they played all of their players. No matter how many time they rotated out their players, they still played as a team and where a "me" team. A great man name "Babe Ruth" knew the answer to having a great team: The way a team plays as a whole determines its success. You may have the greatest bunch of individual stars in the world, but if they don't play together, the club wont be worth a dime. It takes the whole team not "I" Team.