RealCoachOG

The great thing is to last and to do your work

[Winged Offense Network @WingOffNetwork]

Power and Triple all in one

[Wing-T University @wingtuniversity]

Gentlemen, this Wing-T video is truly extraordinary. 🤯 Watch and bookmark!

[Kate 💙💛 @maizeandbluegal]

If anyone is wondering why there are no injuries for Indiana..here is Cignetti’s practice philosophy!!

[Offensive_Guru @offensive_guru]

Army Black Knights Mid Triple w/ Tackle Pull

[RealCoachOG @RealCoachOG]

No doubt!

[BYU Shane @LiftingCoug]

This is what AI was invented for

Mormons vs Catholics:

[BYU Shane @LiftingCoug]

This is what AI was invented for

Mormons vs Catholics:

[Winged Offense Network @WingOffNetwork]

Love how Power Read has become a staple in all the academies offenses

[Winged Offense Network @WingOffNetwork]

Mid-Triple is the best play in football, nothing is more American

[Pace N Space @PaceNSpace2]

2026 Army

Mid Triple + Tackle Pull

[RealCoachOG @RealCoachOG]

TRUTH

[AREN Consulting @Fodrocy1156]

YOUR SENIOR SEASON WAS A FAILURE.

For thousands of high school seniors, last night was the final time they’ll ever put on that uniform. For others, that night is coming soon.

And for some of you, your senior season was a failure.

But not because of your record. Not because you missed the playoffs. Not because you didn’t get that scholarship.

It was a failure if you didn’t learn what the season was actually trying to teach you.

Let me explain.

I was fortunate enough to play high school football in a program where we won. A LOT. We won a state championship. Winning was practically an expectation.

And looking back, I think my senior season was a failure in some ways.

Why?

Because I thought life worked like football did for us. Show up, work hard, push the WIN button, and everything works out.

Life doesn’t have a WIN button.

I played high school football alongside guys who are now multimillionaires, doctors, lawyers, and successful business owners.

Know how many of them played college football?

None.

I was the only one.

But they took something from those Friday nights that was worth far more than a college scholarship.

They learned how to handle adversity. How to be accountable. How to work with people they didn’t always agree with. How to respond when things didn’t go their way.

And here’s what I promise you.

Someday, you’re going to face something difficult.

It might be in your career. Your marriage. Your friendships. Your family.

You’re going to get knocked down. You’re going to question yourself. You’re going to wonder whether all the work is worth it.

And somewhere in that moment, something will click.

“Man, my high school coach told me that 20 years ago.”

And you’ll realize that coach wasn’t just preparing you for Friday nights.

They were preparing you for life.

So, to the senior whose team went 2–7…

To the senior who never made the playoffs…

To the senior who didn’t get the accolades…

To the senior who didn’t get the college opportunities they dreamed about…

Your senior season was a SUCCESS.

IF you allow it to be.

Because the greatest thing you can take from high school sports isn’t a trophy, a record, or a scholarship.

It’s the ability to face the next difficult chapter of your life and know you’ve been there before.

Your season is over.

What it taught you should last a lifetime.

[Scott Kushner @ScottDKushner]

So many stories about sky-high prices in events.

There’s no better deal than Tulane’s Yulman Stadium.

Season tickets for $100. Easy parking and tailgating. Friendly fans and good-natured environment. Affordable concessions. And quality college football. Perfect fit.

🌊🌊🌊

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

Roberto Duran entered this bout with Thomas Hearns 16 years and 82 fights into his legendary career. He’d never been knocked out. Then he got hit with the most perfect right hand I’ve ever seen in my entire life.

[Thad Wells @ThadWells]

Don't freaking take your foot off the pedal now.

Some coaches start pulling back in practice.

They're trying to keep players fresh and healthy.

There's a right way and a wrong way.

The wrong way is reducing the intensity of practice and creating an easier environment.

The right way is reducing the amount of TIME at practice.

The intensity stays high.

I talked to a P4 head coach this season about load management.

The number 1 factor they found to manage player load was simply time.

Reduce time for a period and you reduce player load.

Trying to reduce the intensity of a period never works.

And this is backed by GPS data.

[RealCoachOG @RealCoachOG]

Didn’t know this was a thing

[Brian Peoples @RedDevil6874]

@CoachMaui Aging hippie d coordinator

[Coach Geoff Collins @CoachCollins]

My guy @CoachMattRhule & i created the “LOAF” policy 30 years ago.

The idea was simple: if we wanted to be the hardest-playing defense in college football, we needed a way to actually measure effort.

Bad stance. Changing speeds. Staying on the ground. Taking the easy path. Not finishing to the BALL. All LOAFs.

Three decades later, I pulled up the Nebraska tape to see if it’s still alive and well. 👀🏈

#CollegeFootball #NebraskaFootball #Huskers #GBR #CFB

[RealCoachOG @RealCoachOG]

@BenThomasPreps In the Deep South, August should still be an off month.

[RealCoachOG @RealCoachOG]

@BenThomasPreps Before playoffs were added in the late 60’s, high school practice didn’t start until after Labor Day when school started. The high school season basically ran from the third week of September until the week before Thanksgiving.

[Last of the Fullbacks @TheLastFullback]

Poetry in motion.

[Coach Dan Casey @CoachDanCasey]

Parents would get mad if you lined up in this Formation as a High School Football Coach 😂

[RealCoachOG @RealCoachOG]

@CodyVincent @CoachDanCasey My second yep on this post