Coach 360

Coach Brandon Houston is the Offensive Coordinator at Rockdale High School in Rockdale, Texas. He founded CoachHuey.com in 2005 as a way to grow as a football coach. Coach Houston started his coaching career in Odessa, Texas in the mid-90s and has since coached in many areas around Texas.

In this episode, Coach Houston gives us a look at the four golden rules the Rockdale Tigers live by.

1. Be a Great Teammate
2. Play with Relentless Effort
3. Trust Your Coaching and the Process
4. Details Matter

Coach Philip Young was the Yellow Jackets offensive coordinator before becoming Head Coach at Arlington Heights. Prior to that, he was the head coach at 4A Cleburne for 6 years. He was an offensive coordinator at Gainesville where they played in 2 state championship games. He has worked as an assistant at Rice University, University of North Texas and Denton Liberty Christian High School.

In this episode, Coach Young gives us some insight into how his mindset and attitude has evolved over his coaching years and shares a little bit about the legacy he hopes to leave.

While no specific books were referenced, The Locker Room by Stephen Mackey and Damon West aligns with Coach Young's belief that coaching is about serving, not just winning.

• "If you chew a kid out, love him up the same day."
• "Our job is to create young men of value and integrity who can be successful in this world."

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Coach Philip Young was the Yellow Jackets offensive coordinator before becoming Head Coach at Arlington Heights. Prior to that, he was the head coach at 4A Cleburne for 6 years. He was an offensive coordinator at Gainesville where they played in 2 state championship games. He has worked as an assistant at Rice University, University of North Texas and Denton Liberty Christian High School.

In this episode, Coach Young gives us some insight into how his mindset and attitude has evolved over his coaching years and shares a little bit about the legacy he hopes to leave.

Coach Don DeLozier is the head football coach and boys' athletic director at Hereford High School. He played collegiate football at The University of Texas at Arlington. In his career, Coach DeLozier has served as Defensive Coordinator, Offensive Coordinator, Assistant Head Coach, Head Basketball Coach, and Head Football Coach. Coach DeLozier is passionate about developing young athletes into successful men.

In this episode, Coach DeLozier tells us a little bit about what it's like coming home to coach at the high school you played for. He also presents the idea that everyone is a leader. Throughout his athlete's careers, he gives them all the opportunity to step into and embrace leadership.

Coach Don DeLozier is the head football coach and boys' athletic director at Hereford High School. He played collegiate football at The University of Texas at Arlington. In his career, Coach DeLozier has served as Defensive Coordinator, Offensive Coordinator, Assistant Head Coach, Head Basketball Coach, and Head Football Coach. Coach DeLozier is passionate about developing young athletes into successful men.

In this episode, Coach DeLozier tells us a little bit about what it's like coming home to coach at the high school you played for. He also presents the idea that everyone is a leader. Throughout his athlete's careers, he gives them all the opportunity to step into and embrace leadership.

After 22 years of coaching, Karen Funk moved to the NEISD athletic office in 2000 as an Assistant Athletic Director and in 2011 became the Director of Girl's Sports. In 2014 Karen Became the first female Athletic Director in San Antonio's history. Karen has been a member of the hosting state conference committee twice and worked for THSADA as the secretary from Spring of 2006-2010. She then served as the Region 8 Director and vice-president. In 2013, Karen was named THSADA's Athletic Director of the year.

In this Interview, Karen tells us more about the ways North East ISD has been giving back to their community and how that has impacted their students, coaches, and schools.

After 22 years of coaching, Karen Funk moved to the NEISD athletic office in 2000 as an Assistant Athletic Director and in 2011 became the Director of Girl’s Sports. In 2014 Karen Became the first female Athletic Director in San Antonio's history. Karen has been a member of the hosting state conference committee twice and worked for THSADA as the secretary from Spring of 2006-2010. She then served as the Region 8 Director and vice-president. In 2013, Karen was named THSADA's Athletic Director of the year.

In this Interview, Karen tells us more about the ways North East ISD has been giving back to their community and how that has impacted their students, coaches, and schools.

Thompson graduated from Rice in 1992 with a degree in political science/pre-law. After spending 11 seasons on the Cypress Falls staff, the last six as offensive coordinator for a program that played in two regional finals and a state championship game between 2004 and 2006, Thompson Made the jump to Head football coach at Langham Creek.

In this interview, Thompson shares his background and the importance of setting the standard for his players from day one.

Thompson graduated from Rice in 1992 with a degree in political science/pre-law. After spending 11 seasons on the Cypress Falls staff, the last six as offensive coordinator for a program that played in two regional finals and a state championship game between 2004 and 2006, Thompson Made the jump to Head football coach at Langham Creek.

In this interview, Thompson shares his background and the importance of setting the standard for his players from day one.

Coach Derick Roberson is the Head Football Coach at Skyline High School in Dallas, TX. Coach Roberson started at Skyline as an assistant coach, he went on to be the Head Coach at Bryan Adams High School. Then, before returning to Skyline, he became Assistant Athletic Director at Dallas ISD for 2 years.