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Pat Summitt

Posted on April 18, 2012 by Jeff

“I personally want to thank Pat Summitt for all she has done for the sport of women’s basketball. Her 1,098 wins, eight national titles and numerous conference titles are amazing accomplishments. What is most important about Pat Summitt are the … Continue reading →

Posted in NCAA Women | Tagged Adidas, Basketball, Coaching philosophy, ESPN, Jeff House, Legacy, NCAA, Pat Summitt, University of Tennessee, Women's Basketball | Leave a comment

The 7 Failures That Will Make You a Better Leader

Posted on April 15, 2012 by Jeff

This article was shared by a very good, young assistant coach, Nora Jabbour, at Appalachian State. Orginally found on Terry Starbucker’s site. Coach Jabbour has often impressed me with her attention to detail, ability to remember and act upon the most … Continue reading →

Posted in NCAA Women | Tagged 7 Failures that make you better, Appalachian State Women's Basketball, Basketball, Coaching philosophy, Decide, Jeff House, Leadership, Mediate, NBA, NCAA, Nora Jabbour, Praise, Prioritize, Progress, Terry Starbucker, Trust, WNBA, Women's Basketball | Leave a comment

Trust. Talent. Time.

Posted on April 14, 2012 by Jeff

The creed and Bible of a great assistant coach. I can’t gush over coach Mike Neighbors newsletter anymore than I already have. Amazing. This 15 page document is one of the best outlines on being a great assistant that I … Continue reading →

Posted in NCAA Women | Tagged Assistant coach creed, Assistant coach traits, Basketball, Coaching philosophy, How to be a great assistant coach, Jeff House, Kevin McGuff, Leadership, Michael Neighbors, NCAA, Talent, Time, Trust, University of Washington Women's Basketball, WNBA, Women's Basketball | Leave a comment

Sky Hoops with House

Posted on April 12, 2012 by Jeff

The 2012 WNBA DRAFT It’s (almost) that time! We are just a few days away from the 2012 WNBA Draft… I can’t wait! I know many of you may be thinking because we were able to trade the #2 pick … Continue reading →

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Reality Check

Posted on April 12, 2012 by Jeff

A lecture from Kobe Bryant’s personal trainer, Mike Procopio, shared by Coach Lason Perkins. Found on George Ravelings Website. I’m going to give you something that at your age is more important than oxygen and that’s the truth. There’s too … Continue reading →

Posted in NBA | Tagged AAU Basketball, Basketball, Coaching philosophy, George Raveling, Jeff House, Kobe Bryant, Lason Perkins, Leadership, Mike Procopio, NBA, Nike, Trust, Wisdom, Women's Basketball, Youth Basketball | Leave a comment

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