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A Coach You’ve Probably Never Heard of: Mike Drass
The motto of Wesley College, a small Division III school with an enrollment of 1,500 undergraduates, is ‘Great Things Await.’ That is certainly true when it comes to the …
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A Coach You’ve Probably Never Heard of: Bob Nielson
How about this for results – two NCAA Division II National Championships, four Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference titles, three perfect 11-0 seasons and a .790 winni…
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A Coach You’ve Probably Never Heard of: Nick Bobeck
Navarro Junior College lost their first game of the regular season last fall, 16-10, to Butler Community College. The Butler Grizzlies went wire-to-wire as the #1 team am…
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A Coach You’ve Probably Never Heard of: Pete Fredenburg
Coach Pete Fredenburg has been the only coach the Crusaders of the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor have ever had. After starting the UMHB in 1998, it took Fredenburg jus…
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A Coach You’ve Probably Never Heard of: Mike White
Mike White has been coaching at his alma mater – Albany State College in Georgia – since 1997. His philosophy towards football can be summed up in one word: defense. Afte…
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A Coach You’ve Probably Never Heard of: Al Bagnoli
Al Bagnoli played three years of varsity football at Central Connecticut State, graduating in 1975. He went on to pursue his Master’s Degree at the University of Albany a…
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A Coach You’ve Probably Never Heard of: Saint Xavier’s Mike Feminis
Saint Xavier University in downtown Chicago was founded as a women’s college in 1846. The school did not become coed until 1969. SXU then began their football program in …
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A Coach You’ve Probably Never Heard Of: Rod Wotton
Coach Rod Wotton recently retired as a high school coach, completing nearly 50 years on the sidelines for three New England high schools – South Berwick and Marshwood in …
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The Silly Season
t’s coming. In fact it’s already started. A colleague of mine referred to the college football world between mid-November and January lst as ‘The Silly Season.’ It’s the …
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How About A Simple Apology
More and more inter-sectional games between ranked high school teams are on television each year. Over the last two weekends, eight different games were broadcast to nati…
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4-Steps To Speed Injury Recovery
Dr. Raymond J. Petras specializes in elite sports performance and injury management. He is an international lecturer, author, professor, researcher and world cup team doc…
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Still Going Strong
On November 8, 2003, Saint John’s University football coach John Gagliardi became America’s winningest collegiate coach. St. John’s of Collegeville, MN defeated Bethel Co…