By: roy tolin

roy tolin — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 02:46:01 +0000

why dont you play esambia coutry school no more

By: how

how — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 14:47:40 +0000

Coach, did you coach in Alabama?

By: The Coach

The Coach — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 13:36:20 +0000

Mr. McMcall, your words are true, these clubs are a must if the programs are to have continued success. Without these programs the success of teams that I coached would not have been as consistant as they were. These Clubs provide a venue for the community to support their home town teams in any manner possible. I say this with all inclusive meaning, as not only financial and cheering support, but also mentoring, logistical, coaching, and planning support. Some of the best decisions I made for the teams I coached came from information or even guidance given freely from the clubs. All you have to do is be willing to accept input, and then actually believe it, then be willing to use it. What this becomes is just another tool for working towards success, that is exactly how it should be viewed. It should not be viewed as the club trying to coach the team, because there is only one person ultimatley responsible for that, and that is of course the Head Coach. That is why these clubs and players alike expect these Head Coaches to use whatever resource available to lead their teams to victory, and when they don’t, it is time to ask why, and to start doing what is needed to make those victories happen. That is why Mr. McCall’s request for all to pool their respective resources and make a combined community push to become membership active in the clubs, that if working as one unit they can ensure that all sports not just football can start having the success your players deserve, which in turn will build that pride that no one can take from you no matter how many schools they close.

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