Be A Special Player
 
Special players hold themselves accountable.....they;
 
…do the "right thing" in and out of season, on and off the field, in the classroom and the community.
 
...don’t blame others first; instead, they look first for what they contributed (or did not contribute) to the situation.
 
…don’t complain; instead they look for ways to correct things that aren’t working.
 
…don’t procrastinate; get things done now.
 
…always give more than they ask of others.
 
…always look to take on as much as they can handle, rather than look to pass things on to others all the time.
 
...are always team first, they do what's right for the team-program and often give up much of their individuality for the good of the team-program.
 
…are constantly trying to improve their game as they can bring more to the team and constantly fulfill their role.
 
…are self starters and study the game (and themselves) enough to know what needs to be done; then go about doing it.
 
…do the un-required work, knowing that it simply needs to be done — extra reps, extra weights, extra film watching, etc. without constantly needing to be told by a coach.
 
…hold others accountable for their jobs and roles because they know the importance of accountability as it relates to winning; this creates a collective responsibility.
 
…always be among the most trusted players on the team — by coaches and players.
 
Do You Consider Yourself to Be a Special Player?
 
 
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