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On this episode of Hansen Ratings D3 Coach and Coordinators of the Week, presented by Tully, hosts Logan and John bring together three powerful coaching conversations that highlight the heart, craft, and leadership behind Division III football.
The episode opens with Mary Hardin-Baylor OC Stephen Lee, who reflects on the mentors and experiences that shaped both his coaching identity and his “Frankenstein-type offense.” Lee shares how figures such as Vance Gibson, Phil Fuller, Don Cartho, and Pete Fredenberg influenced his approach, and why mentorship and personal growth remain cornerstones of his career.
Next, Carthage DC Adam Weber discusses the challenge of simplifying defensive schemes while still maximizing player performance. Weber explains how flexibility and adapting to player strengths helped his unit “play really fast,” offering a grounded perspective on the evolving demands of modern defensive coaching.
Finally, Geneva Head Coach Geno DeMarco dives into the deeper responsibilities of leadership, transparency, accountability, and the courage to face challenges head-on. DeMarco highlights the importance of open communication among staff, creating supportive environments, and taking responsibility when adversity strikes.
Across offense, defense, and program leadership, this episode provides a multi-angle look at coaching philosophy, team dynamics, and the ongoing pursuit of excellence at the Division III level.
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Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski
John Snell: @jsnellbwfb
Logan Hansen: @LogHanRatings
Stephen Lee: @coach_slee
Adam Weber: @ACWEB33
Geno DeMarco: @genodemarcoHFC
Presented by Tully — the perfect tool for high school and Division III programs. Tully helps coaches track readiness, performance, and player development so teams can stay strong and confident deep into the season.
Learn more at tully.app
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On this episode of Hansen Ratings D3 Coach and Coordinators of the Week, presented by Tully, hosts Logan and John bring together three powerful coaching conversations that highlight the heart, craft, and leadership behind Division III football.
The episode opens with Mary Hardin-Baylor OC Stephen Lee, who reflects on the mentors and experiences that shaped both his coaching identity and his “Frankenstein-type offense.” Lee shares how figures such as Vance Gibson, Phil Fuller, Don Cartho, and Pete Fredenberg influenced his approach, and why mentorship and personal growth remain cornerstones of his career.
Next, Carthage DC Adam Weber discusses the challenge of simplifying defensive schemes while still maximizing player performance. Weber explains how flexibility and adapting to player strengths helped his unit “play really fast,” offering a grounded perspective on the evolving demands of modern defensive coaching.
Finally, Geneva Head Coach Geno DeMarco dives into the deeper responsibilities of leadership, transparency, accountability, and the courage to face challenges head-on. DeMarco highlights the importance of open communication among staff, creating supportive environments, and taking responsibility when adversity strikes.
Across offense, defense, and program leadership, this episode provides a multi-angle look at coaching philosophy, team dynamics, and the ongoing pursuit of excellence at the Division III level.
Chapters
Connect on X:
Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski
John Snell: @jsnellbwfb
Logan Hansen: @LogHanRatings
Stephen Lee: @coach_slee
Adam Weber: @ACWEB33
Geno DeMarco: @genodemarcoHFC
Presented by Tully — the perfect tool for high school and Division III programs. Tully helps coaches track readiness, performance, and player development so teams can stay strong and confident deep into the season.
Learn more at tully.app
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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