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How often does that old friend cross your mind? How often do you think about the childhood memories you had with your cousins? My bet is pretty often. I know I do. A song, a smell, a TV show can bring memories flooding back. Why not send that person a text, email, or even a message on Facebook?

When you relive good memories it often makes you smile and fills your heart with joy. Share that joy with the person you created the memories with. Let them know that you haven’t forgotten about them or the good times that you shared together. If the thoughts took you down memory lane and back to a good time in your life then it will probably do the same for your friend. Think of the smile you can put on their face just by reaching out to them and letting them know that they made such an impact on your life that you are still thinking about them.

God calls us to serve others. Reconnecting is a really easy way to do that.

Hebrews 10:24-25

"And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another—and all the more as you see the day approaching."

Who will be the first person you contact today?

Stephanie Perry

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Ask these questions, coach goes first, model for the kids how honest and open you’d like for them to be.

1. Who was your 1st Girlfriend or what was the name of your favorite Pet?

2. What was the outstanding characteristic of the best team you ever played on?

3. Who is the most influential person in your life, and Why?

4. Tell us your life story. Can be brief or detailed.

5. Affirmation Time

-Stand each athlete in front of the group and have them say something that they like or respect about them.

-Coach writes down comments for each Athlete.

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Will Hall

Head Football Coach

University of Southern Miss Football Coach

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2023 Schedule

Sep 2 (Sat) 6 PM Home Alcorn State Hattiesburg, Miss. / M.M. Roberts Stadium

Sep 9 (Sat) 7:30 PM Away Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. / Doak S. Campbell Stadium

Sep 16 (Sat) 3 PM Home Tulane Hattiesburg, Miss. / M.M. Roberts Stadium

Sep 23 (Sat) TBA Away Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. / Centennial Bank Stadium

Sep 30 (Sat) TBA Home Texas State Hattiesburg, Miss. / M.M. Roberts Stadium

Oct 7 (Sat) TBA Home Old Dominion (Homecoming) Hattiesburg, Miss. / M.M. Roberts Stadium

Oct 17 (Tue) 6:30 PM Away South Alabama Mobile, Ala. / Hancock Whitney Stadium

Oct 28 (Sat) TBA Away Appalachian State Boone, N.C. / Kidd Brewer Stadium

Nov 4 (Sat) TBA Home ULM Hattiesburg, Miss. / M.M. Roberts Stadium

Nov 9 (Thu) 6:30 PM Away Louisiana Lafayette, La. / Cajun Field

Nov 18 (Sat) 11 AM Away Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. / Davis Wade Stadium

Nov 25 (Sat) TBA Home Troy Hattiesburg, Miss. / M.M. Roberts Stadium

SHOW NOTES

3:45 - Caught and not taught

7:15 - Winning all the time

8:25 - Create belief - Bobby Hall

12:00 - Belief doesn’t come from being lazy

14:35 - Winning the Harlen Hill

16:12 - Control the controllables

17:00 - Learning from great coaches

22:00 - Playing multiple sports

28:08 - Coaching quarterbacks

29:35 - QB traits

31:15 - Recruiting

33:45 - Two things to be successful

37:04 - Getting better everyday

43:05 - Assistant coaches

45:27 - What makes you happy

47:15 - Overcome a negative thought

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The best time to plant a tree, 20 years ago. The next best time, today!

We all need to pull an Orville Rogers. Orville was born in 1917. Abandoned by his father at the age of 6. He attended the University of Oklahoma and became an engineer. He also learned to fly planes while in college since it was one of his two passions. The other was Jesus Christ.. Upon graduation he served in WWII and then later became an airline pilot for the next 32 years. At the age of 50 he read a book, Aerobics, by Kenneth Cooper. This turned him on to jogging. From that day forward he started running and it's said that he ran over 47k miles from the time he started at age 50 until his death at 101. For fun, you tube - You're Never Too Old to Run - 99-year-old Orville Rogers upset 92-year-old Dixon

I heard a coach at a clinic 10-12 years ago talk about how he had read ‘Good to Great’ by Jim Collins. The guy had won a bunch of games so I said, I will read that one too. From that point forward, I do not believe there has been a day that I have not read first thing in the morning. I spend 30 minutes minimum and up to 2 hrs on the weekend every day. That has averaged 70 books a year, 700-900 books in that time. Life changing. Books allow you to learn from the best and learn anything you wish to know. It provides a constant story you can share with others. I have learned so much that has benefited myself, as well as my family and our teams/schools/communities.

Again, 30 minutes a day not hard and not game changing. But, 30 minutes every day for 10 years, game changer. Give it a try. Do it for 66 days and you will never stop.

PS. Part of Orville Rogers' late passion to start jogging was his passion for Jesus Christ. He wanted to deliver Bibles to countries that did not have them in their heart language. Jogging made him more healthy to be able to do that longer. He had a WHY.

A person with a strong WHY is hard to stop! It is never too late to begin!! Get started! John Perry

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Episode 15: Attentional Control by John Perry

-High School and College Coach for 45 years

-Head High School Coach for 31 years

-College assistant for three years at Missouri State University

-Head Coach at: Edmond High School, Tulsa Union High School, Broken Arrow High School, and Greenwood High School

-Overall Coaching Record: 317-74; State Champion 9 Times; State Runner-Up 5 Times; 16 Time Coach of the Year; Record at Greenwood: 8 State Championships, 3 Runners-Up, 12 Conference Championships; 185-26 (16 Years). 2012 National Federation of High Schools Football Coach of the Year. Inducted to the Oklahoma High School Coaches Hall of Fame 2013. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette State Coach of the Year 2013. Positive Coaching Alliance 2016 National Double Goal Coaching Award. Harding University Athletic Hall of Fame 2016. 2017 Semper Fidelis Coach of the Year Award; 2019 AFCA Power of Influence Award.

-Played 4 years of football at Harding University 1973-1976

-Currently is Assistant to the Head Coach at the University of Missouri