Reggie Jackson earned the nickname "Mr. October" because he excelled in baseball's postseason.
Volleyball season has under two weeks left. In the Navy they'd say, "I can stand on my head for that long."
This week brings the 'Sweet Sixteen' and the 'Elite Eight'. Maybe one or more of you earns the moniker "Ms. Postseason'.
"Make the big time where you are." Whether you're a coach, a player, in the top division or middle school, make a difference.
For high school players, the postseason is as good as it gets, the Major Leagues. What does that mean?
- The game gets played at higher speed. Be ready for it.
- Mistakes get magnified. Take mental mistakes to zero. Communicate - no campfires. No foot faults on serves. Be ready to cover blocks.
- Energy. Focus and fire (intensity) from the opening play.
- Road warriors. MVB has always played well on the road and neutral venues.
- Stop the bleeding. Don't allow an error to snowball into a series of miscues.
What's your walkup song?
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