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Everything starts with belief.

Birdville High School boys basketball head coach Anthony Holman joined us at RevoStudios for Coaches Corner to discuss the four principles driving the Hawks’ program: belief, commitment, competition and service.

Reflecting on Birdville’s state finals run, Coach Holman shared how his players’ belief helped build a culture of trust, confidence and commitment to the process.

He also emphasized “competitive resilience,” the ability to push through adversity, stay focused and compete when things get tough.

Beyond basketball, Holman’s mission is to develop great young men who put others first, serve their communities and carry those values beyond the court.

Catch the full Coaches Corner interview with Coach Anthony Holman on the Revocruit YouTube Channel.

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Media Day Sneak Peek 👀👀
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#studentphotographer #birdvilleisd #mediaday

Camera: Canon R50
Photographer: Ian Kebaya

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Birdville High School head basketball coach Anthony Holman is building an offense centered around unselfishness, ball movement and getting everyone involved.

For Holman, one of the most exciting aspects of this Hawks squad is its willingness to share the basketball. Rather than relying on one player to create every opportunity, Birdville emphasizes keeping the ball moving, trusting teammates and making the extra pass.

“They move the ball well. They play very selflessly. It’s a fun style of basketball to coach, and it’s a fun style of basketball to watch.”

That team-first approach has created an offensive identity where everyone has an opportunity to contribute. Holman wants his players to enjoy creating opportunities for one another, knowing that the best basketball comes when all five players are connected.

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Birdville High School head coach Anthony Holman knows the success his program has experienced didn’t happen overnight, and he wants the next generation of players to understand exactly what it took to get there.

After back-to-back state tournament appearances, Holman is challenging his younger players to follow the example set by those who came before them. From early mornings in the gym to thousands of repetitions throughout the summer, the standard at Birdville has been established through consistent work and dedication.

“These guys set the standard, and you saw what it takes.”

For Holman, wearing the Birdville jersey comes with expectations. The foundation has already been laid, but continuing that success means embracing the same commitment and daily habits that helped previous players earn opportunities at the Division I level.

“It doesn’t just happen just because you show up and wear a Birdville on your shirt. These guys worked for it, and you got to do the same thing.”

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Birdville High School head coach Anthony Holman knows every season brings a new challenge, but the standard surrounding Birdville Basketball remains the same.

As younger players grow into bigger roles, Holman wants this group to understand what it takes to continue the level established by those who came before them. That means putting in the work, gaining valuable game experience and carrying themselves like one of the top programs in the state.

“We want to be that team that when people think about us, they think about us as one of the top teams in the state.”

For Holman, the offseason has been about getting his younger players meaningful opportunities and preparing them to step into the spotlight when their number is called.

“They’ve been there, they’ve seen it happen, but now they’re the guys that are in the arena.”

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Preseason Work… @birdvillehoops

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Regulation 10’ dunk off concrete. Those split squats paying off 💪🏽

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Birdville Basketball head coach Anthony Holman stopped by RevoStudios to talk about the Hawks, the culture he continues to build within the program and what’s ahead as Birdville gets ready for another season.

Always great catching up with Coach Holman and getting his perspective on the program and his players. Appreciate him taking the time to sit down with us.

More from our conversation coming soon.

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Wow, what a scrappy game- tackle basketball. These young men fought hard through a very physical game. Lucas ended the first half with a split eyelid but pushed through and went back into the game. Another boy came out with a bruised rib/liver, another one was shoved in the back all the way into the chairs and wall It was wild!!!

Playing tough but skilled against adverse conditions develops character and fortitude! These boys are building something special! #alwaysus #holdthestandard #gohawks #birdvillehoops #birdvillehawks

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GREAT BALL MOVEMENT 👌 @birdvillehoops

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