player, but also a better father, husband, and leader to others. No other words can describe the impact you have had on myself and the Brotherhood. Thank you for taking a chance on me. Ofa lahi atu
Thank you @NAVYCoachKen for everything you have taught my brothers and I all these years. The lessons and expectations you have driven into us go far beyond the football field and for that I am truly grateful. You are the model I have looked towards to not only become a better
For most a coach is just someone who decides how much you play but for those who were lucky enough to play under Coach Ken he was the parent away from home. The person who looked out for you when nobody else would.
Ken's first game as HC was the Poinsettia Bowl vs. Utah. After the pregame luncheon, every Polynesian player on Utah's roster came up to shake his hand and have his picture taken. It meant so much to them for Ken to get that job.
What @NAVYCoachKen did for Me and my brothers goes beyond football. Learned countless life lessons and is the model of how I want to be as a man. Love you Coach!!
Fagot Continued: I can’t say enough about how they [Army] think they are the last of the hard. That’s just not the case. They are our little brothers.”
To the most challenging, frustrating, and rewarding year of my life, thank you for all the memories you’ve gave me and friendships that’ll last a lifetime. Couldn’t have gotten through it without my people‼️NAPS you will not be missed🖤#nextchapter
it’s ok to shed tears for a man you’ve never met...if a person has an affect on ur life it’s ok to shed tears...stop being so insensitive on the internet for like and retweets.