Todd Montgomery, Ed.S.

AD, Richland HS

[Todd Montgomery, Ed.S. @CoachMo21]

@STJOEBRUINS @BryceRandall_10 @StJoeMadison Atta Boy @t_mould_44
Congratulations brother!!

[Todd Montgomery, Ed.S. @CoachMo21]

@BatSquid93 @StrengthDebates How many weeks is a cycle? What are your percentage per week per workout? Thanks in advance.

[Coach Dan Casey @CoachDanCasey]

“I want guys to run Track in the Spring. It’s hard to manufacture that level of competition. It’s You vs. the Clock. When you get out on the track and compete you’re going to get better.”

- Chip Kelly

[Stefan Krajisnik @skrajisnik3]

If the CFP just listened to Mike Leach, it wouldn’t be this complicated.

“We’re American. We love committees.”😂

[Bob Ballou @BobBallouSports]

"Culture is organic. It is not a sign up in your building. It's not a t-shirt you wear. It's not breaking the team down and saying 'Culture on 3'..."

If you want to know how Steve Sarkisian built the Texas football program, take 5 minutes to listen to this. Fantastic insight.

[Chris Parker @chris_parker222]

Five Keys to Success: Punt/Punt Return

When you or your opponent is punting, it can be a game-changing play. Regardless if you are on Punt or Punt Return, here are five keys to success that may be able to help you win this play....

#5 - Catch punts
The team that is more likely to catch the punt is usually the team that has an advantage. You can go for the block, but get someone to fair catch. Line up your returner based on scouting and encourage him to field any punt possible. The hidden yardage lost by people being scared to catch punts is crazy!

#4 - Be creative when necessary with your punter
If you have a great punter, don't overthink it...let him conventional punt. If you do not have one, start working with your QB or best athletes and find a way to scare the defense with a great athlete as a punter. With work you can teach most good athletes to rugby punt at least.

#3 - Know the personnel
Understand all you can about yours and their personnel.
- Who is the person on your team most likely to block the punt? (May not be who you think...);
- Who makes all the tackles on their punt team? (It's usually the same people over and over);
- Do they slip in their best players at certain times? (It usually means something if they do....)

#2 - Know the weird rules
Teach your team the weird rules...
- First Touching
- Free Kick
- Block beyond the line of scrimmage v. Block behind the line of scrimmage

#1 - Focus on winning net punt
Think of your punt and punt return team as one entity that needs to control the game. It doesn't matter how far the punt goes, it matters where they get the ball. Teach your team how to focus on net punt and every yard matters. Keep stats of your net punt against your opponent's and see who wins.

[Coach Hines 🇺🇸 @CoachKurtHines]

I Can't stand "S.O.F.T." Players!

S - satisfied with being average
O - only concerned about self
F - finds excuses easily
T - tough in speech, but not action

* This applies to coaches as well!

[RJ Young @RJ_Young]

1. With the game on the line in OU-Texas: "You can't practice the intensity and the pressure—"

2. Brent Venables: "Yes, you can."

3. Don't mind Oklahoma.

[Terrance Banks @tbanks1906]

Right now I am 7-0, but I was also once 0-7, 3-4, 4-3.

To all those HC's..

Learn how to fight when you feel defeated.... Just because you are tired does not mean the fight is over.

[Rob Oviatt @RobOviatt1]

Tom Osborne, when asked about going 60-3 in a 5 year period
at Nebraska:

“ Well, it started in the weight room. Our culture here revolves around it. We take great pride in dominating our opponents physically, and for the most part, we just wear people down “

[Shay Hodge™ @shayhodge3]

2 types of coaches:

Those who:
Coddle
Tell you what you want to hear
Don’t hold you accountable
Don't believe in you
Let you go through the motions

Those who:
Tell you the truth
Encourage
Challenge
Hold you accountable
Inspire
Demand excellence

ONLY 1 gets you ready for LIFE!

[Concrete @concreteworld1]

If you don’t do another thing today watch this. 👇🏼

[Coach Dan Casey @CoachDanCasey]

"If you can coach the Offensive Line, you can coach anything."

-Andy Reid

[Todd Montgomery, Ed.S. @CoachMo21]

@_CoachStrong_ Congratulations Coach and thank you so much for all you have done for our Lady Rangers Basketball program! Best of luck to you.

[Brenton Whitaker @coach_whitaker]

(1/3)
How to turn a "non-football school" into a "football school"

1. Love the kids, treat them right, have fun
2. Have patience, persistence, & positivity
3. Must have a supportive admin
4. Put together a solid staff
5. Build from the lower levels up

[Coach Kenny Simpson @fbcoachsimpson]

Be careful not to do this...

[The Sporting News @sportingnews]

"I'm too hood, I'm too ghetto. Y'all told me that all year. But when other people do it, y'all don't say nothing. So this is for the girls that look like me."

Angel Reese is unapologetically her 👏 @Reese10Angel

[ESPN @espn]

Dawn Staley shared her thoughts on the media's coverage of South Carolina:

"We're not bar fighters. We're not thugs. We're not monkeys. We're not street fighters. ... So watch what you say when you're in public and you're talking about my team in particular."

[Coach Hines 🇺🇸 @CoachKurtHines]

Wanna get stronger? Lift!

Wanna get faster? Sprint!

Wanna be healthy? Eat healthy!

Wanna get good grades? Study!

Wanna be a leader? Lead!

Wanna see more love in this world? Love!

Wanna make a difference in this world?...

MAKE IT!

[Offensive Coordinator Academy @OCAcademy11]

The offense you love running and the offense that works for your players are not always the same. Be flexible and never forget your job is to help your players succeed no matter what.