Porter Moser--the new head coach of Oklahoma men's basketball team and one of the most inspiring and driven basketball coaches today--offers a practical and motivating guide to help build character, transform failure into success, find purpose, and live an authentic life through energy and positivity.
Porter Moser knows what it's like to live and work with determination, passion, and grit. He also knows what it's like to keep front-and-center the core values of faith, family, honesty, and integrity. Whether it's recruiting, hiring, running drills, or just living day-to-day Moser walks the walk and talks the talk. Not that it's always easy, but in All In he shows us that with enough practice it sure can look that way.
Drawn from Moser's life as a son, husband, father, and winning coach, this collection of inspiring, poignant and rousing lessons drives home the importance of being "all in"--meaning, fully dedicated to a task at hand. Revealing his ups and downs as both a college player and later as a coach, All In shows how Moser built his all-positive, no-negativity work ethic; how a second chance from legendary coach Rick Majerus helped Moser achieve new levels of success; and how, in 2018, he guided the No. 11 seed Ramblers through one of the most inspiring Cinderella stories in college sports history.
With a rousing foreword from Sr. Jean, the lively and wise 100-year old chaplain of the Loyola Ramblers-- All In offers sage advice for athletes, coaches, recruiters, sports fans, and anyone looking to develop the skills to lead on the court or in life.
2021 PubWest Book Design Awards, Bronze Medal: Sports/Fitness/Recreation
2021 Illumination Book Awards, Silver Medal: Biography/Memoir-Inspirational
A NCAA Division I men's basketball coach for over 30 years, Porter Moser is currently the head men's basketball coach at the University of Oklahoma and has grown a reputation for developing men on and off the court. While at Loyola, Moser guided the Ramblers to four postseason berths including a historic run to the 2018 NCAA Final Four and back-to-back MVC regular-season championships in 2018 and 2019.
