by Sean LeBeauf | Sep 10, 2021 | Basketball, Leadership, Sean LeBeauf
Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo is known for his winning ways on the court, but his career has been about more than winning basketball games. The statistics are impressive, with Izzo taking home one national title and eight Big Ten Championships. Appearing in...
by Sean LeBeauf | Aug 27, 2021 | Basketball, Sean LeBeauf
The U.S. Men’s Basketball team is struggling in the World Cup. This year, they are not expected to make it past the group stage. The team has never struggled this much before, and there are a few reasons why. The first reason is that this year’s roster was...
by Sean LeBeauf | Mar 12, 2021 | Basketball, Sean LeBeauf
James Harden knows a thing or two about basketball. He might even be changing the game. Harden’s game is unlike anyone else’s with his off-the-wall shots, dribbling the entire possession, and making points that shouldn’t be made. He’s...
by Sean LeBeauf | Feb 17, 2021 | Basketball, Leadership, Sean LeBeauf, Uncategorized
Youth sports are one of the most influential events in a young kid’s life. Not only do these sporting events allow for exercise and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, but they also teach many important lessons. Learning how to win and lose, leadership...
by Sean LeBeauf | Dec 14, 2020 | Basketball, Leadership, Sean LeBeauf
Jumping into the coaching world where there are hundreds of other tenured coaches can be challenging. It’s even tougher when each person has a different opinion about being the best coach and reaching athletes at every level. Dealing with young athletes,...
by Sean LeBeauf | Dec 1, 2020 | Basketball, Leadership, Sean LeBeauf
In any sport, it is common for players to experience some type of injury. It is plausible in a sport such as football, where physical contact occurs in every single play. It is also plausible in sports such as baseball and hockey. Clearly, it is to be expected...
