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In this episode, Gannon, Josh, and Bryce come together to talk about a controversial topic, participation trophies. Yes, Josh Buisker our TikTok Manager joined us in this episode and he did a great job. We enjoyed the new dynamic to our Friday episode adding him in this week as he added valuable insight to the discussion. Throughout this discussion we dive deep into talking about a 'cut-off' age for participation trophies, high school moments, examples, etc... This is an episode that Gannon and Bryce got into it a little bit and went back and forth arguing over their respective opinions on the topic. Ultimately, this is a fun, controversial topic that we enjoyed discussing and take everything we said in this one with a grain of salt. You are entitled to your own opinion, just like us.

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The Art of Football 365 Team:

Bryce Carlson & Gannon Ruckman - The Voice

Tanner Kuhl - Director of Video Operations

Josh Buisker - TikTok Manager

Philip Mueller & Ben Swords - Graphic Designers/Artists

Keegan Gyland - Thumbnail Creator

In this episode, Gannon and Bryce interview a very intelligent, hard working, entrepreneur style of a person, Jason Hermann. Jason Hermann has had undeniable success with two different sports while growing up. He has made an impact with the Stockton Blackhawks in both wrestling and football. Wrestling is the sport he chose to continue at the college ranks while committing to Central College in Iowa. However, he has made an insane impact on the football team. Leaving behind a current statline (one game left) of 459 attempts, 2,327 yards, and 21 TD's (averaging 5.1 yards per carry over the course of his career). Throughout this interview we get to know Jason as a person before we dive into the athletic success. He actually makes clothes too. He has helped several businesses out in his area and has made t-shirts for his friends as well. The impact this young man has had in the athletic arenas is undeniable, but adding an impact to his community on top of it speaks volumes about his character. Ultimately, we discuss his playing career and the shape it took throughout all the years, what it means to be a 'Stockton Blackhawk', a description of the NUIC conference, similarities between wrestling and football, and how being a student before an athlete always comes first. If you want to hear the story of a young man who does it all for his community, you are at the exact place you need to be.

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The Art of Football 365 Team:

Bryce Carlson & Gannon Ruckman - The Voice

Tanner Kuhl - Director of Video Operations

Josh Buisker - TikTok Manager

Philip Mueller & Ben Swords - Graphic Designers/Artists

Keegan Gyland - Thumbnail Creator

In this episode, Gannon and I take a look at how incoming coaches should interact with their new school. First we dive into the idea that every player should be treated as i'ndividuals'. Every new coach should take the time to get to know their players while developing the formation of trust. Over time, trust leads to a bond/connection between player and coach. That bond then allows every single player to buy into a teammate mentality. That teammate mentality is all about becoming 'teammates'. Once the relationship has been formed between coach-individual player, then it makes it easier to rally the team 'together'. Being apart of a team is not always easy. There can be bumps in the road, but at the end of the day if you stick together you make it to the last step. The last step in demonstrating how incoming coaches should begin at their new school is ending as a 'family'. Ending as a family means that you did all the right things while forming your team. You started off by interacting with a bunch of individuals. You earned their trust, you developed a connection, and you learned their strengths and weaknesses. After that you allowed the team to form together based on that trust. Once a team becomes family and ends that way, it will last forever. Those are the types of coaches that players never forget.

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The Art of Football 365 Team:

Bryce Carlson & Gannon Ruckman - The Voice

Tanner Kuhl - Director of Video Operations

Josh Buisker - TikTok Manager

Philip Mueller & Ben Swords - Graphic Designers/Artists

Keegan Gyland - Thumbnail Creator

In this episode, Gannon and Bryce interview two well-known players in the NUIC football conference in Illinois. William Gustafson and Hayden Neuendorf are teammates at Aquin High School (1A) located in Freeport, Illinois. Aquin is a small-school with around 88 people for enrollment and is also the same high school Bryce Carlson attended. Will Gustafson is the starting QB for the Bulldogs and has a storied career throughout his three years as starting QB. He has put up mind boggling stats, been on varsity for four years, been named to all-conference, and was even selected as the MVP of the conference. With two games left to go in his career, he is six touchdowns shy of being the all-time TD leader in the history of the NUIC conference, yes that's crazy. On the other hand, his teammate Hayden Neuendorf is an absolute mean-machine on a football field. He is starting OL/DL and has been getting action in varsity games for four years now as well. He has also committed to continue his playing career of football at the University of Wisconsin-Stout. Both of these men are amazing athletes, but even better people who lead on and off the field with their words and more importantly their actions. This is the story of two people who the NUIC conference will not forget for years to come. The Aquin Bulldogs were blessed with these two. Hear their stories only on OUR channel!

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The Art of Football 365 Team:

Bryce Carlson & Gannon Ruckman - The Voice

Tanner Kuhl - Director of Video Operations

Josh Buisker - TikTok Manager

Philip Mueller & Ben Swords - Graphic Designers/Artists

Keegan Gyland - Thumbnail Creator

In this episode, after a three week break Gannon and Bryce dive into the topic of how you (an athlete) can earn YOUR chance at more playing time. We took a five-step route to this and found a valued source 'Sports Psychology' on Twitter who fed us the information. You can find our resource on Twitter (@SportPsychTips)! The account does a great job with laying out valuable information for past, present, or future athletes. Through these five steps we get a little personal and explain our stories too. Ultimately, if you want more playing time in your sport, follow this five-step plan and you will be on your way to finding time on the field or court. Be the athlete who accepts your role in whatever shape or form it comes in.

Step 1: Work your hardest

Step 2: Have a great attitude

Step 3: Be coachable

Step 4: Be a great teammate

Step 5: Be a leader

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Social Media's: Linktree Link - https://linktr.ee/TheArtofFootball365

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The Art of Football 365 Team:

Bryce Carlson & Gannon Ruckman - The Voice

Tanner Kuhl - Director of Video Operations

Josh Buisker - TikTok Manager

Philip Mueller & Ben Swords - Graphic Designers/Artists

Keegan Gyland - Thumbnail Creator

In this episode, Gannon and Bryce interview Phillip Tanner aka PT. PT is a former college football player who played at Middle Tennessee State and wound up being an undrafted free agent who signed with the Dallas Cowboys. Throughout his stint in the NFL, PT played for the Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts, San Francisco 49ers, and the Buffalo Bills. Despite playing for those four teams, PT stated that the best fan base to play in front of was the Buffalo Bills aka Bills Mafia. After his NFL career, PT was offered a job on the Dallas Cowboys staff and chomped at the bit. He classifies himself as a "Garrett Guy". Jason Garrett is formerly known as the old Dallas Cowboys coach. PT learned his culture ways from Garrett and has taken them into the realm of coaching for himself. After departing the Dallas Cowboys staff, PT joined forces with former teammate, Jon Kitna where they both now coach at a school in Texas called Burleson High School. Throughout the interview, we got to know PT as a "lunch pail guy". A lunch pail guy is someone who is going to outwork everyone and pay great attention to detail. We got to know PT as that guy. The guy who battled his way up, fought for everything he achieved, and never stopped being hungry. Ultimately, PT explains some insanely amazing examples that will resonate with former, current, and future athletes. He is the prime example of a quote on quote "man on a mission". When asked where PT sees himself in five to seven years his answer spoke volumes to his character. He wants to establish a culture at Burleson High School, just how he learned to do from Jason Garrett. This is a great interview that will allow you to learn from an athlete, a coach, and a man who has learned from some of the greats like Jason Witten and Sean Lee. Just like Jason Witten use to say, "the secret is in the dirt".

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The Art of Football 365 Team:

Bryce Carlson & Gannon Ruckman - The Voice

Tanner Kuhl - Director of Video Operations

Josh Buisker - TikTok Manager

Philip Mueller & Ben Swords - Graphic Designers/Artists

Keegan Gyland - Thumbnail Creator

In this video, Gannon and Bryce analyze and take a deep look at the term accountability. The term accountability is about being able to be a constructive critic and put emotion to the side by laying everything out on the line. It is living above the line instead of below the line. If you want to know and understand a deeper meaning of the term accountability, then you are at the exact place you need to be. Without this word, the world would not have a plan to attack life and preparation to prepare for the world of sports.

Plan = Progress = Accountability

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The Art of Football 365 Team:

Bryce Carlson & Gannon Ruckman - The Voice

Tanner Kuhl - Director of Video Operations

Josh Buisker - TikTok Manager

Philip Mueller & Ben Swords - Graphic Designers/Artists

Keegan Gyland - Thumbnail Creator

In this video, Gannon and Bryce interview Nate Boyer. After 9/11 struck, Nate realized he wanted the military. He then joined the Army and turned out to be a Green-Beret. He was a true fighter for our country and should always be looked at as one. That was only the beginning to his story though... He then decided to go back to college and tryout for the Texas Longhorn football team. He made the team and did everything in his power to find a starting role. That starting role, long snapper allowed him to be an undrafted free agent who signed with the Seattle Seahawks in the NFL team. He got to play in the NFL with the "Legion of Boom". After he retired from the game of football, he had a sit down with Colin Kaepernick about his stance on the flag. Nate was the man who talked it out with Kaep and came to the conclusion that taking a knee would be more unified if it was done by his teammates instead of sitting on the bench. That conversation absolutely blew up. However, with this interview we wanted a more personal view of Nate. Nate has had quite the experience in life thus far, but his journey is only just beginning. Everything that Nate has learned will allow him to have a beautiful future. He even began a role as an actor in 2018 in the movie, Den of Thieves. Ultimately, if you want to hear less about the Colin Kaepernick story and more about Nate Boyer the man, you have come to the exact spot you are supposed to be at! Take a personal look at who Nate was/is as an ex-Green Beret in the Army, a college/professional athlete, and even as an actor. Nate Boyer the person is a genuine, inspiring, and an insanely hard worker.

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Social Media's: Linktree Link - https://linktr.ee/TheArtofFootball365

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The Art of Football 365 Team:

Bryce Carlson & Gannon Ruckman - The Voice

Tanner Kuhl - Director of Video Operations

Josh Buisker - TikTok Manager

Philip Mueller & Ben Swords - Graphic Designers/Artists

Keegan Gyland - Thumbnail Creator

In this video Bryce Carlson and his roommate in college, Carter Budenz dive into the first round and its entirety. From Trevor Lawrence going first overall, to a couple LB's slipping in the first, to a surprise DB going earlier than expected this mock draft includes discussion during and after the pick is made. Bryce and Carter describe why each individual player fits with the specific team we had them drafted to and how the scheme they will be apart of will bring the best out of them! If you are looking for a fun mock draft, you have come to the right place.

In this video, Gannon and I take a look at one individual term, leadership. Leadership is a term that is very prevalent within sports and the business world. As a member of a team, as a coach, as a co-worker, teammate, etc... Have you ever taken a deeper look at the true/genuine meaning of the term, leadership. We did in this episode, so if you want to know how leadership impacts the sports world and the real world as a whole, you are at the right spot for that.

Sponsored By: Driftless Quality Wear, 312 Beef & Sausage, and Bocker Auto Group

Music Credit: www.bensound.com

Social Media's: Linktree Link - https://linktr.ee/TheArtofFootball365

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The Art of Football 365 Team:

Bryce Carlson & Gannon Ruckman - The Voice

Tanner Kuhl - Director of Video Operations

Josh Buisker - TikTok Manager

Philip Mueller & Ben Swords - Graphic Designers/Artists

Keegan Gyland - Thumbnail Creator