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IQ SPORTS GROUP  

The staff of IQ SPORTS GROUP talk about Sports from a wide variety of angles, talking with student athletes, coaches and fans, will also interact with you the listener. Hosted by Brian Colon, the Founder of IQ Sports Group and former NFL player Harry Colon.

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    The Ultimate Misnomer in Sports

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    The Ultimate Misnomer in Sports

    Written by IQ SPORTS radio host Harry Colon 

     
    The prevailing thought in sports is that talent is the most valued commodity. It is known to bring fame, money and championships; talent is believed to overwhelm the best coaching, the most cohesive units and even the deepest traditions. We often hear coaches say “I am a better coach when I have talent.” That concept is a misnomer and leads many potentially good teams down the wrong path. Now don’t get me wrong, talent is a luxury and I would want it on my team. But I can’t discount those things called “intangibles”? Such as focus, dedication, intensity, commitment, character and integrity. These things directly impact winning and competing at the highest level.

    Having competed at the highest level and being able to witness the best talent the world has to offer…many athletes possess far more than just talent. It is true every player in the NFL has talent, but the ones who are able to combine talent and “intangibles” are the superstars. Simply put, talent is overrated.

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    Tennessee High School Football 1 Hour Show

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