You are coached so well...


You have no idea what a blessing your life has been.  And you are only 11!



This is your basketball coach... well, one of them and has been for years.
Men's Basketball (1964-67)

Denny Holman helped the Mustangs to three straight Southwest Conference titles and NCAA Tournaments, including a regional final appearance as a senior in 1967. He was named SWC Player of the Year in 1967, also earning all-conference and all-district selections. The Mustangs went 54-25 during his seasons on the Hilltop with a 33-9 league record. Holman went on to play professionally for the Dallas Chaparrals. HOF SMU class of 2018. 

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Pay attention son... YOU are blessed! God has brought SO MANY wonderful people to your life, I hope someday you can look back and see His hand!!

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