Saying Inside the Coaching Mind is about volleyball in the state of Nebraska, is like saying the Wizard of Oz is about a tornado and a balloon flight. How does a state with three times as many cows as people, become so enthusiastic and successful, in the sport of women’s volleyball? Join our conversation you will become a better coach, communicator, and team-builder. “
– Terry Pettit
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Latest Blog Posts
- UNL Volleyball’s John Cook on Leadership – ITCM-004
- Coaching High School Volleyball with Sharon Zavala and Bill Root – ITCM003
- Creighton’s Kirsten Bernthal Booth on Building a Program – ITCM-002
- UNL Volleyball’s John Cook on How He Has Evolved in Coaching – ITCM-001
- Welcome to Inside the Coaching Mind – ITCM-000
- November 16 on the Banks of the Cache La Poudre
- A Report From Lincoln
- Clothes Make The Team
- The Vortex
- How to Watch a Volleyball Match Like a Coach
- Time Capsule
- Walking With Jake at Twilight
- The Problem With Loyalty in Collegiate Sport and Congress
- There are Trillions of Galaxies
- A Conversation on the Paths we Take
- Why Nebraska Won The National Championship
- Choosing to be Uncomfortable in Coaching – Terry Pettit
- Traveling Through the Night to a Dam
- How Good Is Kelly Hunter?
- Nebraska and Penn State Meet for 30th Time in Another Big Match
- Letter to the Parents of a Prospective Player
- The Man Behind the Website You Visit Twice a Day
- My Take on Nebraska Football — Terry Pettit
- Timeout for Crazy Time
- Coaching The Coach In The Mirror
- Four Lives That Mattered
- Thanksgiving 2011
- When Do You Leave Coaching?
- Looking For Ghosts
- How Can We Justify Intercollegiate Athletics?
- A Coach In Full – by Terry Pettit
- Volleyball Bids Duke Adieu
- Yikes: A Social Network for Bad Coaching
- On The Eve Of The Ryder Cup, 2010
- Is it a Coincidence That The 6-2 Offense Returns With Madmen’s Television Success?
- Why I am not buying an iPhone . . . Yet.
- Playing Football With The Amygdala
- Deliverance, Volacanoes, and Journeys
- A Brief Encounter at Dillards
- Good Coaching Focuses on Process, Not End Result