Take Care of the Team

Tenacious Effort: Finish every drill, every rep, & every play with maximum exertion.
-Finish each play knowing that you gave your all and you are happy with your results.
-Driving through with the mindset that you are the best player on the field.
-You will bury the person in front of you without remorse.
-Be an animal on the field.
-All about completing your task. Never give up. Give 110% effort.
-Complete conditioning.
-Watch film.
-Don’t walk on the field.
-Don’t do reps with half effort.
-Do all of the workout.
-Touch the line on sprints
-Don’t skip reps or sets.
-Have the ability to keep fighting (and win) in close games.
-Never give up in tough situations (practice or games)
-Giving your all 100% of the time to help you and your teammates get better
-Don’t ever give up.
-Do every rep with all of your effort.
-Don’t take plays off.
-Follow through on plays
-Practice=Games; Seniors need to make this happen
-Do your actions like it is your last. Leaders will make others do it again if wrong.
-Finish through the line/cone/whistle.
-Don’t give up on your teammates or yourself.
-Finish your drills.
-Finish the game no matter the outcome.
-Show effort in practice just like a game.
-Bring everything to practice
-100% every time every play because for some people this is the last time so leave it out there
-Don’t be afraid

Competitive Excellence: Discipline to do the things necessary to make yourself better.

- Don’t cheap shot anyone or talk back.
-Know that you’re the right one but also know when you’re wrong.
-Don’t get in trouble on or off the field.
-As a player and teammate, you have to be disciplined.
-Keep your composure and make the right decisions.
-Have to always give it your all.
-Do your job to the best of your ability.
-Do your job.
-Own up to mistakes and don’t blame other people.
-Do all reps 100%
-Don’t complain.
-Go 100% on all drills
-Pay attention in the film room.
-Doing your job at practices and games
-Having your role in the team
-Lead by setting examples to your team and anyone else watching
-Control our emotions even if things don’t go the way you want them to.
-Know your assignments
-Do your part.
-Pay attention to game plan: film, scout team gives all, more competitive at practice, work hard at
weights
-Know your assignments: ask for help, personal reps, mental reps
-You play with a chip on your shoulder.
-You’re only as good as your training so what you do in the game should be done in practice.
-Know your assignments
-Do what you are taught
-Do your job
-Be competitive. Earn your spot.
-I’m sick of people thinking “Oh South oh well we don’t have to worry.” “I want them thinking South,
well shit.” I want them to know they are going to get hit and ran over harder than ever.

Selfless Attitude: Accountable by putting the needs of the team ahead of my own.
- Always accountability of your wrong actions.
-There is no justification for bad decisions.
-Learn from bad decisions.
-Blaming someone or using excuses shows that you are weak and can’t be trusted
-Show up to practice/weights
-Do your job.
-Do more than asked of you.
-Don’t miss or be late to practice. If you miss, serve the punishment without complaint.
-Finish your last rep every time.
-Watch 30 minutes of film each week.
-Taking responsibility for your mistakes and fixing them to get better,
-Realizing that the team comes before me and doing whatever you can to help.
-Hold ourselves and teammates accountable for our actions.
-Don’t blame stuff on others.
-Fix your mistakes instead of brushing them off.
-Show up on time
-No breaks
-Sideline Water
-No blaming others
-Count to 10
-Don’t give up on plays
-Film/playbook
-Respect talk up not down
-Teammates rely on you to do your 1/11.
-If they can’t trust you then work on it.
-Stats don’t mean anything. It’s how you play on the field and that you finish your 1/11
-Don’t blame others for your mistakes
-Help peers get to practice
-Don’t retaliate with the opponent
-Keep your mouth shut. Don’t talk back.
-Team before me
-Put the common goals before individual goals
-Sacrifice
Fearless Confidence: Pride in courageously conquering all challenges through preparation.
-Don’t ever be afraid to show pride in what you love in both life and football.
-Show pride in your team even if they don’t meet expectations.
-We need to represent our school well.
-Act right and take pride in what we do.
-Don’t be afraid to fail because at some point you will succeed.
-Don’t assume we will lose a game
-Be excited for games/practices.
-Be proud to wear a Bulldog jersey
-Know that you are the best you on the team.
-Don’t talk bad on the team (Our team sucks)
-Stand up for your teammates in a game
-Knowing you can always win if you fight your hardest
-Even if going against a harder opponent, never give up
-Show others South is a respected program in games and setting a foundation for years to come
-Represent our team and school so others take us seriously.
-Take pride in who you are.
-Don’t talk about our past success
-Wear jerseys with pride including Fridays to school
-No more jokes about being bad. Stick up for teammates
-Put in the work
-Be proud to be a football Bulldog
-We as leaders this year need to set a new culture. Underclassmen would try to appeal to seniors by
goofing off. Let’s change that through: Speech, actions, team meetings, holding each other accountable.
-Team is only as good as its weakest link
-If you don’t have faith in your team then something needs to be said because I can’t trust you with all
of the other factors of being a Bulldog
-Play for your school.
-Represent yourself
-Have confidence in yourself.
-Don’t hesitate while doing your job.
-Be confident in what you know.
-No matter who, no matter where, our mentality is to impose our will