Never give up on a student. I've seen too many comebacks. So many... I don't remember them all. Kids change... from kids to young adults. Guide them. Love them. Hold them accountable. And never stop believing in them.
This is the sort of thing that we used to make fun of fans from other conferences for saying.
We should simply try winning national championships again as opposed to making excuses about why we’re still the best when the record clearly shows otherwise.
Losing my mind man.
Too many coaches think they’re above certain jobs. If picking up trash, setting up drills, doing laundry, or breaking down film helps the team win, then do it. No one is bigger than the program. Ego doesn’t win championships. Teams do.
@Brett_McMurphy You prove it by winning in the post-season, which the SEC went 2-8 last year in games they didn’t play each other.
One win was against Tulane.
The other against a Michigan team that recently fired their head coach.
Losses to Houston, Virginia, Iowa, Illinois, Wake Forest.
SEC Football Media Days Records
Fewest/most number of words in coach's opening statements:
In 2022, Mike Leach: 5 words
In 2026, Lane Kiffin: 2,807 words
The Eagle Grove school board voted unanimously to approve 8th graders participation in Varsity sports beginning in the 2026-27 school year at last night's school board meeting.
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My rule for parents when I coach
Don’t call or text me after losses and tell me what I did wrong unless you call me after every win and tell me how great I am.
Been using that line for over 20 something years in my parent meetings.
I also explain all the steps that have to be taken before a meeting even remotely gets close to an administration level.
Coaches who blame kids should clean Taco Bell bathrooms.
Teach, the teach again, adapt, modify, overcome. Quit blaming a 16 year old because he can’t read your RPO you got from Madden