Cotton
3,768 posts
Cotton
@aplayerscoach
Joined March 2010
- Big E! 💔 You’ve impacted and helped so many, including myself. May your legacy live on RIP 🙏
- Anytime you got guys on the bench reacting like this BEFORE the ball goes in…that team normally goes really far in March
00:00 - I had the privilege of stopping by @Dallas_Showtyme practice where we discussed and put into play 4 principles of defense that I believe translates to any level 1. Make em feel you 2. Rotate w/o fear 3. Help the helper 4. Talk! 📷 @VisualsbyDre_
00:00 - my son and i have one of the best routines. we take turns praying on the way to school. he gets MWF and I get TThu it has improved awareness of his feelings, as well as his grades and his maturation. he’s always happy and rarely ever has a bad day at school 👑 #Dadicated
00:00 - I know Adams office full of good fresh candy today lol
- parent tip: i made my son an email that i send memorable pictures and videos to. sometimes i write lil notes about how we did that day; good or bad. ill give him the password when he becomes of a certain age or if something happens to me
- The culture is strong. The details matter! “Trust, speed, heart, toughness” @kellenmsampson
- rock bottom will teach you lessons that mountain tops never will
- 🤩🤩🤩Top performers at the @ScholSeries Scholastic Pre Season Invitational. Expect these guys to carry a lot of weight this season: Kayden Edwards - Duncanville Austin Goosby - Melissa Kamden McGilveary - Crowley Amarion Hunter - Dallas Carter Isaak Hayes - North Crowley
- Replying to @aplayerscoachAllen High School - Clark Cipoletta (@Coachcip22) “Coach Cip” is recognized for his energetic coaching style and dedication to building a supportive and resilient culture both on and off the court. Previously, he transformed the Sulphur Springs High School basketball program,
- Replying to @aplayerscoach @Coachcip22 and 2 othersCrowley HS - DeMarqus James (@CoachDJames) Coach James has recently been appointed as the head men’s basketball coach at Crowley High School after a successful nine-year stint at O.D. Wyatt High School. Under his leadership atWyatt, his teams made the playoffs every year,
