Coach Ricky Beaty takes the helm for the Salado Eagles for his first head coaching job and turns the program around, taking the Eagles to the second round of the playoffs.

Episode 13:  Retired head football coach and AD, Randy Jackson talks about his stint in the German football league and the importance of the end-of-season autopsy and mental training for athletes.

Davenport head football coach and athletic coordinator, JD Zimmerhanzel, talks about the unity Friday nights can bring and how the inspiration for his offensive philosophy came from a game of washers!

Carl Abseck talks about the importance of learning from every place you go and program you are in.  He emphasizes the need to be able to adjust to best fit the needs of each team.  He also talks about how "mudita" has helped keep his teams on track and playing for each other.

Head football coach and AD for Yoakum ISD, Bo Robinson, talks about his coaching blood.  Not only is Coach Robinson following in his dad's footsteps of success but his son has entered the profession as well and has found his way back to his hometown of Yoakum to coach with him.

Head football coach and boys coordinator, Todd Patmon, talks about his family and how the Del Valle school district strives to provide the best environment and facilities it can to ensure that its students and athletes have every opportunity to succeed.

Retired AD and head football coach Bob Cervetto joins me to talk with one of his former players, Sterling Doty, who is the current head football coach and AD of the Stephenville Yellow Jackets.  Coach Doty talks about what brought him to Stephenville as a kid and the road that brought him back years later.

Head football coach and boys AD for the Benbrook Bobcats, Cody Slater, talks about his coaching staff that have been with him for awhile and the importance of keeping up with former players.

Head football coach and athletic director Billy Mathis discusses how he found his calling as a coach and where pursuing that calling has taken him.

Visit today with head coach and AD Scott Freeman, in his 4th year as Junction head coach.  He talks about dealing with adversity with staff and program situations and how he pushes the Junction Boys mentality for his teams with low numbers.