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Could that really be Jerry Smith?

Posted by mike_lee - February 18, 2012 - Players We Train
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Mike Lee Basketball getting a little ink in Louisville News…Originally post on courier-journal.com Point guards from each team began the game on the bench when the Reno Bighorns played the Springfield Armor in a mostly forgettable NBA Developmental League game on Feb. 2, 2011. One former sub crashed the cover of Sports Illustrated this week. [...]

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Jerry Smith Named An NBDL All-Star

Posted by mike_lee - February 8, 2012 - Players We Train
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Originally posted on cardinal connect.com Congrats to Jerry Smith who was named an NBDL All Star earlier today. Jerry is one of three members of the Springfield Armor who recieved All Star honors. For the season, Smith is averaging 17.7 points, 5.2 rebounds and 4.0 assists in 22 games for the Armor, who have now [...]

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3 Ways to Increase your Energy

Posted by mike_lee - February 7, 2012 - Blog Posts
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Here are 3 ways to increase your energy that I got in the Success Magazine Newsleter.  I HIGHLY suggest signing up at www.success.com and also subscribing to their magazine.  The $34 subscription greatly outweighs the value you get. 3 Ways to Boost Your Energy If you’re feeling worn out, tired and exhausted regularly, here are [...]

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Love it, by Galen Harkness

Posted by mike_lee - January 31, 2012 - Galen Harkness's Thoughts
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You really want to be GREAT or be SPECIAL or have a major IMPACT; you have to LOVE to hoop!  You have to LOVE to play!  You have to LOVE to teach! You have to LOVE to coach! You have to LOVE to inspire! What does” love it” mean?  It means that you have an [...]

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What is Killing Youth Basketball, by Mike Lee

Posted by mike_lee - January 22, 2012 - Mike Lee's Thoughts
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What is really killing youth basketball development… Everyone says AAU is killing the development of basketball players across the country. The games, the travel and recruiting.  While some of that definitely has a part of it—here is the real reason. Instant gratification is killing youth basketball development. Contrary to what seems to be popular belief [...]

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