Mind of a Football Coach

Coach Kilby is the Offensive Coordinator at Liberty Hill High School in Liberty Hill, Texas. Thank you for listening!

Great conversation with my friend, Jay Allen. Thank you for listening!

Really good conversation with my friend Josh. Have a great day!

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Great conversation with Coach Lindke and Coach McElvany! Thank you for listening!

Had a great conversation with my friend, Joshua Campbell, about Holy Week. Thank you for listening!

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Coach Thomas Alward is one of the four cornerstones of Goodrich Athletics as he has been coaching at Goodrich for over 33 years. Not many programs still have a coach who has dedicated so much of his time and energy for so long but Coach Alward does it because he loves the kids. Coach Alward has been coaching for a total of 49 years, with his coaching career started at Flint Central becoming their Head JV coach then at his alma mater Burton Bendle. Coach Alward has not only been dedicated to Goodrich for almost 33 years, but he was a dedicated sales rep for Jostens for 35 years. Coach Alward is married to his high school sweetheart Darlene, they have two children Trevor and Jennifer. In Coach Alwards  free time he enjoys watching the Detroit Tigers, golf, and of course spending time with his 6 grandchildren (Collin, Emma, Luke, Delaney, Neely, and Grady). A little something interesting about Coach Alward is he is a graduate of The University of Nebraska where he played on a National Championship team. Coach Alward was also drafted in the National Football League (NFL) to the NY Jets. He later signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Coach Alward was the first player to ever sign a NFL Contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.   Source: https://goodrichfootball.com/coaching-staff

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We had a great conversation on the Mind of a Football Coach Podcast! Coach Flynn, Coach Ramsey, Coach Miller, Coach Towbridge, and Coach Lindke were fantastic! If you would like to connect with those coaches, send me an email at zach.davis24@gmail.com and I can get you in contact with them. Have a great day!

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Coach Hoenstine is the head baseball coach and offensive coordinator at Central High School in Martinsburg, PA.

Coach Cox's career began as a Freshman Head Football Coach and assistant track coach for three years at his Alma-Mater, Badin High School in Hamilton, Ohio.  Upon graduating from Miami University (OH), he was hired at Hamilton City Schools as a physical education teacher and assistant football coach and Head Track Coach where he remained for eight years. He was then named Head Football Coach at Bellbrook High School for 2 years until Lakota West High School named him their first Head Football Coach and physical education teach where he remained for 21 years. He also served as the Head Track Coach for five years at Lakota West. After leaving Lakota West High School, Coach Cox became the Head Football Coach at Talawanda High School for two years. In 2021, he spent one year as Head Football Coach at Franklin High School.  He resides in Liberty Township with his wife Jackie and their two daughters Madison Cox and Madelyn Ernst and her husband, Nick.  Source: https://www.skyhawksathletics.com/Staff/Bio/17270

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Coach Davis is my brother, and he is also the Athletic Director and Head Football Coach at Old Plank Christian Academy. Please send questions and comments to zach.davis24@gmail.com Thank you for listening!

Coach Dexter Wood was inducted into the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame on May 30, 2015. Coach Wood was a head football coach for 30 years, his last 21 years in the state of Georgia. His career record was 257 wins, 92 losses, and 3 ties. His state of Georgia record was 210 wins, 52 losses, and 2 ties. While coaching at Lassiter, Marietta, and Buford High Schools, his teams won 3 state championships, 2 state runner-up titles, 10 region championships, and 7 state semifinals. During his time at Buford High School, his teams won 118 games and had only 17 losses in ten seasons. Coach Wood’s Buford football team broke the Georgia High School Association’s state record for most consecutive wins at 47 over a four-season period. Other honors for Coach Wood include the Atlanta Journal and Constitution State Coach of the Year 4 times, the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association North-South All Star Head Coach and Assistant Coach, Georgia Athletic Coaches Association Georgia-Florida Coach and the 2002 winner of the Shorty Doyle Award. During his football career, Coach Wood also served as the Athletic Director for his respective schools. He has been President of the Georgia Athletic Directors Association, served on the Board of Directors, and was chosen as the State Athletic Director of the Year. Coach Wood’s record and awards speak for themselves, but his character, ethics, and dedication to the young people he coached is without equal. Many lives have been impacted forever by Coach Dexter Wood’s leadership and standard of excellence and he has made great contributions to the Buford legacy. Source: https://www.bufordwolves.com/page/show/2722001-buford-football-history