It’s more than just baseball to this man ✝️ The "Jesus Fish" 🐟, also known as the Ichthys or Ichthus, is an ancient symbol with deep roots in early Christianity. Its simple outline of a fish was more than just a design—it carried profound meaning and served as a secret code for Christians during times of persecution under the Roman Empire. The word "Ichthys" comes from Greek, where it serves as an acronym: Iesous Christos Theou Yios Soter, translating to Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior. Early Christians used this symbol to discreetly identify one another. For instance, one person might draw half of the fish in the sand, and if the other completed it, their shared faith was confirmed without risking exposure.

The most famous conversation in the Bible still leaves us speechless. You?

Blessed to receive an invitation to play in the Blue and Gray, All American bowl in Dallas, Texas. @CoachCutshaw @CoachChambersJR @GDFMFB @coachmcquillan @CoachBostNW @CoachHansen_ @CoachTEverett @CoachRachat

What do you do if stuck in an airport in Houston, Tx and you’re one of the best coaches in MO? That’s right, continue to get better!! Let’s go! Thanks @dan_swofford #NSGB

99 out of 100 athletes won’t get this. Be the 1 who does.

"Mizzou's doing it because it's great for Mizzou, we're doing it because it's great for St. Louis." "Happy to play my dad's former school." When Dennis Gates called, Josh Schertz said it was a no brainer. For the first time in 25 years, @MizzouHoops and @SaintLouisMBB will renew a historic rivalry as the two programs announced a three-game series that begins in November. @KMOV | @MatrixMidwest

More schools are locked in. Another P4️⃣ school will be in attendance. Some roster spots are sold out! Registration ends tomorrow. Walk-up registration will be limited. Scan the QRCode or click the link below. williamjewellfootball.totalc…

Nobody talks about the lonely part. “People always talk about talent, but what they don’t wanna talk about is loneliness. The empty gym…” - Larry Bird Confidence. Nobody gives it to you. You build it rep by rep. In the gym when no one’s watching. x.com/LarryBirdDaily/status/…

Great teams don’t make excuses.
They make adjustments. No… 
“Yeah, but the refs…”
“Yeah, but they’re more talented…”
“Yeah, but we were tired…” Accountability starts when the excuses stop.

This player flew in from Alabama this weekend. Something interesting happened. Every time he made a bad swing... he had something to say. Every time he missed a ball... he had an explanation. Every time something went wrong... he gave it attention. But every time he smoked a line drive... nothing. No reaction. No acknowledgment. No credit. After our session, we went to grab lunch. And while we were talking, I asked him: "Do you feel confident?" He said: "I don't know. I haven't played a game yet." That answer stopped me. Because he was waiting for a game to tell him how to feel about himself. The truth is: He wasn't his biggest fan. He was his biggest critic. And my coach at UCLA used to say: "You cannot outperform your self-image." If you spend all your time talking about what's wrong... don't be surprised when you stop seeing what's right. So I gave him one assignment: The next time you do something well... say it. Out loud. -Good swing. -Good take. -Good adjustment. -Good barrel. Most athletes are comfortable criticizing themselves. Very few are comfortable encouraging themselves. Try this tonight. Every time you catch yourself saying something negative... find one thing you did well and say it out loud. You might discover the conversation holding you back isn't coming from a coach, a parent, or an opponent. It's coming from you. Thank you for reading, Jermaine Curtis P.S. - if you enjoyed this, share it. This tells me you want more content like this.

The “rules” of the Tarps Off section at Busch Stadium

Get your boys into football and watch the transformation! Football uniquely challenges boys in ways that boys need but rarely get in today’s society. We need football because it provides an environment where boys can become young men, and young men can become grown men.

Mike Tyson dropped pure wisdom on JRE: “You don’t have discipline? You ain’t nobody. Nothing.” Then he hit the killer line Cus D’Amato taught him: “Discipline is doing what you hate to do, but do it like you love it.” Joe Rogan nailed the follow-up: master that and you can succeed at anything. I’ve got plenty of things I know I should do that I straight-up dread. The days I force myself to attack them with energy instead of dragging my feet? Those are the days momentum actually shows up. Talent and motivation are everywhere. Discipline is what separates the ones who actually make it from the ones who stay “almost there.” In a world full of distractions and easy dopamine, this mindset feels like a cheat code most people never unlock. What’s one thing you hate doing but know you need to do and how do you trick yourself into loving the process?

New schools added. Camp itineraries have been emailed to registered campers. Roster spots are limited. Don't miss this opportunity. Scan the QRCode or click this link williamjewellfootball.totalc…

Relay alternates are the track equivalent of "the bench" or "6th man" in team sports. Having alternates assigned is a practical necessity in training and could be the difference between All-State and DNS. Shout out to all the alternates. You are appreciated!

Another Power 4 school has been added to the camp. We're extremely excited to provide this great opportunity for the athletes in this area. We are all looking forward to evaluating amazing talent. Scan the QRCode or click the link. williamjewellfootball.totalc…