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JARRETT M. STEPHENS "MAKING BOYS TO MEN" | EPISODE 249

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Cleveland, Ohio native, Jarrett Stephens, is the Athletic Director and the Men's Head Basketball Coach at Southwest TN Community College. Jarrett shares his story of often being the only black person growing up in the suburbs of Cleveland. His senior year he and his mom attended a HBCU College Fair where he was recruited on a choir and baseball scholarship to LeMoyne Owen College. Stephens shares that there was a culture shift he adjusted to when first arriving in Memphis. He spoke about the many relationships formed and bonds created with students, staff and fraternity brothers of Omega Psi Phi while receiving his HBCU experience. It was his senior year in college when Jarrett began his basketball coaching journey in the AAU arena. Next, he gained experience coaching in high school and college environments traveling from Atlanta, Memphis and eventually landed at Florida A&M University. Jarrett even served as NBA skills trainer with IMG Academy at one point. Fast forward to 2023 where Stephens is now leading the Saluqi men's basketball team as the Head Coach and Athletic Director. Jarrett breaks down the holistic culture he's instituted within his program based on academics, athletics, mental health, community service and social awareness. One of the biggest lessons he's learned is the delicate balance of walking in his purpose when it comes to family and coaching. You'll discover why "Sweat Now, Smile Later" has been his motto throughout his life. Learn all about Jarrett's journey full of adjustments, sacrifices and divine placement.
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Cleveland, Ohio native, Jarrett Stephens, is the Athletic Director and the Men's Head Basketball Coach at Southwest TN Community College. Jarrett shares his story of often being the only black person growing up in the suburbs of Cleveland. His senior year he and his mom attended a HBCU College Fair where he was recruited on a choir and baseball scholarship to LeMoyne Owen College. Stephens shares that there was a culture shift he adjusted to when first arriving in Memphis. He spoke about the many relationships formed and bonds created with students, staff and fraternity brothers of Omega Psi Phi while receiving his HBCU experience. It was his senior year in college when Jarrett began his basketball coaching journey in the AAU arena. Next, he gained experience coaching in high school and college environments traveling from Atlanta, Memphis and eventually landed at Florida A&M University. Jarrett even served as NBA skills trainer with IMG Academy at one point. Fast forward to 2023 where Stephens is now leading the Saluqi men's basketball team as the Head Coach and Athletic Director. Jarrett breaks down the holistic culture he's instituted within his program based on academics, athletics, mental health, community service and social awareness. One of the biggest lessons he's learned is the delicate balance of walking in his purpose when it comes to family and coaching. You'll discover why "Sweat Now, Smile Later" has been his motto throughout his life. Learn all about Jarrett's journey full of adjustments, sacrifices and divine placement.
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