What an inspiring episode we have for you today! Coach Dan Fodrocy is my guest coming all of the way from up in Michigan! He and I talked several weeks ago about his philosophy of leadership, and what made him want to get out of coaching after 15 seasons. You can follow him on Twitter at @Fodrocy1156 and you can listen to his podcast HERE . He emailed us a little piece about himself: 

I just finished a 15 year career coaching college football and as I was considering what to do next and I knew one thing, I still loved the game.  I love what the game provided me, I loved the good influences I had and still wanted to be involved in that someway.  I always remember what a really good coach told me one day.  "Coaching football is about standing in front of a group of men."  Now if women become more prevalent as happened Saturday, then awesome.  But I sit back and listen to sports being discussed on major sports networks or social media and I see so much misinformation being put out there.  Ultimately the misinformation I see is about leadership.  It seems to me all the time that people want to say "kids these days..."  and frankly I just don't get it, it's not the kids, it's us adults.  It's the leaders guiding these kids that make awful decisions or it's the adults at major sports networks choosing which "opinion" or "story" is the most important.  So many times they don't cover the actual facts of the story.  To me that's frustrating and I wanted to try and talk about it to whoever may want to listen.