Double Major: A Canadian CFB Show

Coach Victor Tedondo moved to Canada from Cameroon at 10 years old, didn't put on a pair of shoulder pads until he was a teenager, and went on to play collegiate football at the University of Ottawa. While serving in the Canadian Armed Forces, he founded Gridiron Academy — now one of the most important player development programs in the country, with dozens of athletes playing at the D1 level and reaching the NFL and CFL.

In this episode, Vic and Alex talk about:
🏈 Growing up in a village in Cameroon and coming to Canada as a kid
🏈 His start in football and finding an early passion for coaching
🏈 Why he didn't go play at Syracuse
🏈 Military service and how it shaped his coaching philosophy
🏈 Building Gridiron Academy from a free camp into a national pipeline
🏈 The "why not us?" mentality driving Canadian football forward

Double Major is a Canadian college football show about the people and stories behind the game. New episodes every week — follow so you don't miss one.

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