Shave Heads Not Points

Coach Wojciech “Voyt” Andrzejczak has spent the fall season  as  the defensive coordinator of the Wieliczka Dragons in Poland, prior to the coronavirus lockdown, he  was with  the Calanda Broncos in Switzerland, where  he worked with both varsity and U19 teams.

He spent the 2019 season as assistant defensive line coach / defensive QC at Towson University, helping improve the Tigers defense by 5.3 points allowed and +5 turnovers margin .

In late 2018 he worked in Romania as defensive coordinator at Bucharest Rebels, the team finished second in the Atlantic Cup, defense forced 14 turnovers in two games .

Earlier that year he was assistant defensive coordinator and defensive line coach at  Allgaeu Comets of the German Football League, helped the team reach the play-offs and his player was ranked #4 in sacks and #5 in tackles for loss in the GFL.

Prior to that  Coach Andrzejczak was part of the coaches education program in China and coached youth football .

In  2016  he was defensive coordinator and interim head coach of the Kozly  Poznan in Poland, his unit was ranked #1 in the league in red zone forced turnovers .

In 2015 Coach Andrzejczak worked for the US National Football  Team and USA Football Heads Up Protection Tour.  In the summer of that year he coached at Clifton Mustangs HS NJ and Junior Mustangs U-14 team .

Coach Andrzejczak has been a member of  the AFCA since 2013, his article “Polish your Kicking Game” was published in the AFCA Summer Manual 2014. He was a speaker at the 94th   AFCA Convention in Nashville .  He also published articles for American Football Monthly, USA Football and American Football International .

From 2012 to spring 2014 he was the head coach at Leszno Hunters, building the program that  won  the PLFA 8Men Football West division in its first season and finished sixth in the nation .

Coach Andrzejczak started his football journey at Fireballs Poznan in 2005, he helped with developing the club in the areas of marketing and fundraising. While playing he was linebacker  coach and defensive coordinator in 2011. Between 2010 and 2011 the Fireballs ran a pioneer football program, aimed at socialization through sports at a Youth Correctional Center in Poznan, that received equipment grant from New Orleans Saints.

Coach  Voyt Andrzejczak  has been involved in developing football in Central and Eastern Europe  since 2005, through coaches education. He  was  described as one of the “Founding Fathers “ of American Football in Poland.

He Finished courses The Science of Training Young Athletes at University of Florida, Sports and Society at Duke University, The Global Business of  Sports at University of Pennsylvania, he graduated from the Poznan University of Economics

We are joined by a fellow football coaching podcaster today! Darrin Sheffer is the host of the Armchair Coaching Podcast found here for Spotify. Coach Sheffer coaches the O-line at Brentsville District High School in Virginia. We discuss how each of us got into podcasting, coaching, and how the Wing T "MIGHT" be better than the spread offense.... Please make sure your are following us on all of our social media platforms and subscribing on iTunes! 

Taylor and I are finally back to give you guys some CFB insight, and some great stories of our childhood. We use the Pod Decks mobile app to answer some really funny questions in the last ten minutes of the episode! You can purchase your own set of Pod Decks cards HERE Please make sure you go LIKE, RATE and REVIEW this podcast on all platforms so more people can discover the podcast!

Who are the biggest trash talkers in football that you can remember? Taylor and I sit down to talk about the biggest trash talkers we have watched, and that we have played against in our life. Make sure to go rate and review the podcast while you are here! 

Finally the boys are back together! Taylor and I talk about who helped us and influenced us in sports growing up. 

We felt like we needed to give credit where it was due with what our families have sacrificed for us when we were younger. 

We hope this episode makes you want to call some people up and thank them for where you are today because of their love for you! 

Sorry in advance for the amount of times I say "Um" or "Uh" in this episode. I didn't have a guest this week, and Taylor had a family emergency to deal with. So you get yours truly for about thirty minutes to talk about the upcoming college football games, and some thank you's to my former sponsors and guests. Please make sure you subscribe, rate the podcast 5 stars, and drop us a review! Also go follow us on social media! 

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Tony Kunczewski (pronounced kun-CHESS-kee) was named the first head football coach in Berry College history on April 16, 2012.

Kunczewski spearheaded the creation of Berry's football program which claimed its first Southern Athletic Association (SAA) Championship in 2016, just the fourth year of the program's existence. Including the program's first championship, the team has won three straight conference championships and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Playoffs the past two years.

In six seasons at the helm of the Vikings, Kunczewski has compiled a 39-24 overall record and an impressive 21-1 record at Valhalla Stadium, Berry's home venue. He has coached 94 All-Conference selections, four SAA major award winners, 165 SAA Academic Honor Roll honorees, a Geico Play of the Year winner and was named the league's Coach of the Year for the past three seasons.

As a student-athlete, Kunczewski was a two-time first-team All-Conference player at Grove City College, in Grove City, Penn. A four-year letterwinner at Grove City, Kunczewski earned All-Presidents Athletic Conference honors as a strong safety as a junior in 1998 and as an outside linebacker the following year, when he led the team with 101 tackles. He earned honorable mention All-PAC honors as a cornerback in 1997.

Kunczewski was voted by his Grove City teammates as a team captain in his senior year and was the team's Defensive MVP. Grove City won a pair of PAC championships during Kunczewski's playing career, making the postseason in 1997. Along with his athletic honors, Kunczewski was also recognized for his academic abilities, earning a spot on the PAC Academic Honor Roll.

The Harrison City, Penn., native earned a bachelor's degree in business management from Grove City in 2000, and a master's degree in exercise science and health promotion from California University of Pennsylvania in 2004.

Kunczewski and his wife Nicole live in Rome with their daughter Jocelyn and two sons, Sammy and Nathan

Welcome to episode 21 of SHNP! Today's guests are Brad Smith and Zach Morrison! Brad is currently in his 1st year as the head coach at Loganville HS and Zach is beginning his 3rd season as the head coach at Shorter University! I had the pleasure of playing with both of these men when I was at Shorter, and now look at 'em! Make sure you give them a follow on social media as well, their Twitter handles are at the end of the episode!

We also have week 2 of our "Ten Minutes with Taylor" (name still subject for debate) where we talk about our love for Senor Fiesta! Make sure you follow him on Instagram as well! 

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Man what an episode we have for you today! The legends Scott Woerner and Tim Morrison join us to talk about that magical 1980 national championship season! As many can recall, Scott and some friends decided to have a little BBQ in Athens one night, and the end result was not good for them. They give us memories into Erk, Vince, Herschel and more! 

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What an awesome episode we have today. Jim Kiritsy is the Director of Strength and Conditioning at Kennesaw State University for their football team. He and I had a great talk about what motivates him, the E.A.T. culture at KSU, and what makes him desire to get better! Below is his bio from ksuowls.com 

Jim Kiritsy is Kennesaw State's director of strength & conditioning for football. He was hired by head coach Brian Bohannon on March 31, 2014.