Off Duty ADs

The Off Duty ADs talk about lobbying for coaches' contracts in the fall of 2020. They also discuss the return of Uncle Bill, various baseball squads, compensating coaches for shortened or lost seasons, trying to keep our kids and coaches in our programs, state associations, black cherry ale, hockey movies, and officials getting booed even without crowds.

**This episode likely won't be relevant by the time you listen to it...like most of our episodes, but even more so this time.

The Off Duty ADs return to the covid discussion as it relates to returning to competition this fall. They also discuss a special guest to provide an update about loading dishwashers, missing Mike, missing Uncle Bill, lost sponsorship dollars, turmoil in Ohio, figuring out what competition might look like in the fall, a Tom Cruise sighting, a soccer kit sighting, and Batsquatch sighting.

The Off Duty ADs talk about summer coaching rules. They also discuss Mike's pizza delivery resolution, Ryan's sanity, Mark's 4th of July standby beverage, requiring coaches to run camps, summer blackout dates, a poor list of sports movies, and the legacy of Bruce Brown from Ohio.

The Off Duty ADs talk about the future of amateurism in high school sports. They also discuss a double dose of Uncle Bill, pizza delivery mistakes, sports academies, likeness contracts for high school kids, the history of the NFHS, medicinal beer, and how this was their worst episode ever.

The Off Duty ADs talk about managing multiple roles in the school district. They also discuss an XFL question, adding kids to the podcast, the absence of Uncle Bill, old school field painting, Ron Swanson, being the only one of you, Mike's dogs, student assistants, prioritizing, Ted Williams, Fletsch, and Val Kilmer.

The Off Duty ADs continue to talk about the strength programs in their schools. They also discuss how Pearl Jam, Fleetwood Mac, and Stone Sour are related, solo vs. multiple weight room usage, getting equal access to all teams, a fruit orchard in Ryan's fridge, and continued technical difficulties.

The Off Duty ADs talk about changes to their summer programming for 2020. They also discuss the new Dykstra Defense in a court of law, Ryan's fundraising progression, changes to summer workout schedules and organization, opening up facilities, watching kids non-socially distancing, catching up on projects, managing both sides of the return to play issue, spring in North Dakota, head coach Nick Nolte, and a well-traveled whisky.

The Off Duty ADs talk about strength coaches and strength programs in their high schools. They also discuss Tom Cruise viewing parties, coaching as an AD, tiny weight rooms, the pros and cons of implementing a universal strength program across the department, youth baseball starting, a trial run with Zombie Dust, and a new flavor from a previously discussed brewery.

Throwback from Oct. of 2018 - The Off Duty ADs revisit an earlier discussion about the future and growth of youth football with the Director of Coaching for USA Football, Mike Krueger. Mike K. talks about being a Colorado implant to Indianapolis, brings us back to Bull Durham, and promotes Zombie Dust pale ale from Three Floyds Brewing in Munster; Mike promoted the ADM when he was coaching; Mark rants about various people seen at tournaments and shovels off a soccer field; and Ryan is missed.

The Off Duty ADs talk to author and speaker Jamy Bechler about his new book, The Bus Trip. They also discuss jabs from Uncle Bill, their status among the NIAAA hierarchy, incorrect soccer pronunciations, facility usage requests, Draft Day, and Jameson. Jamy's materials can be found at https://jamybechler.com/.