@RangersBlonde I couldn't name one song he sings to win a bet, but I heard his ex being interviewed on Howard Stern a few months back, and they both came across as bad people all the way around.
Coaches whining that @HudlSupport@HudlFootball is taking FOREVER to get games back. It takes a big man to NOT complain and to hold yourself to a high standard. So here I am NOT complaining that it has taken FOREVER to get our game back. Again. Credit to me for not complaining..
Charles Huff: “We don’t play music at practice. So if you want music, you’re not going to play for me.
We get the kids who are worried about football and creating value for themselves. We don’t do ice cream trucks. We don’t do fun things.”
People see the Friday night lights. They see the wins, the losses, the play calls, the X’s and O’s.
What they don’t always see is everything that happens when the lights are off.
A lot of people think high-level football coaching is a Monday–Friday job. It’s not.
It’s 7 days a week.
It’s game planning.
It’s watching film.
It’s going to feeder schools.
It’s developing players.
It’s meetings.
It’s preparing practice.
It’s taking care of details that nobody ever sees.
And sometimes, it’s Saturday morning, when most players and fans are still at home sleeping, resting, traveling or doing whatever they do on their day off…
…and you’re carrying football uniforms to the laundry room.
Not glamorous. Not something that shows up on the scoreboard. Not something that makes the highlight reel.
But it’s part of the job.
Because coaching isn’t just about X’s and O’s.
It’s about doing whatever needs to be done to take care of your program and your players.
Thank you to all the high school coaches out here grinding on Saturday. Even when nobody is watching.
7 days. 24 hours. Whatever it takes.
#OutWorkEveryone