To get the blood flowing:
YES!
At the end of the day, football comes down to physicality. It can be taught. Softness can be drilled out of a player. However, taking joy in bludgeoning your opponent is not for everyone. Then again, neither is winning. 😱
— Fear The Wingâ„¢ (@FearTheWing) May 24, 2018
Ohhh…that’s good
Competition breeds success. pic.twitter.com/ycERZzg5Z5
— Jim Wink (@JimWnk) May 22, 2018
The quote of the day
It is what it is. But, it will be what you make it. – Pat Summitt
— Coach Quotes (@CoachMotto) May 24, 2018
All the feels
Why is football the greatest game in the world??? I had three former players drive 3 hours to come to my father’s visitation yesterday…a man they’d never met. #morethanagame #footballfamily
— Shane Owsley (@coachowsley) May 22, 2018
Such an impressive list
🤯 Wow! @OSUCoachMeyer has mentored and influenced an impressive list of head coaches at the highest level of football. This list is growing as his legacy continues to be written in history. #GoBucks pic.twitter.com/t3aUzuxhzG
— Ohio State Football (@OhioStateFB) May 22, 2018
What the….
Classic low pad level wins situation pic.twitter.com/JOQyZLRknC
— Barstool Heartland (@barstoolhrtland) May 23, 2018
Truth!
Use football. Don’t let football use you. pic.twitter.com/fMlmGRzPhK
— Danny Schaechter 🦅 (@CoachDShack) May 23, 2018
Actually a pretty solid analogy
A good high school athlete with bad grades is like a great white shark that’s stranded on the beach. Both are generally a casualty of their own bad decisions. #Ap2w pic.twitter.com/3Emy86upZD
— Derek Jones (@dukecoachdj) May 24, 2018
