BDK with the fire at practice

Trey Dez towering over everyone.

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being yelled at was a way of life

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It's not being yelled "at" anymore.

It's just raising your voice at the group because a standard is not being reached. Something as simple as getting the huddle right to break a period. If the standard is set and is not being met, then energy and enthusiasm needs to be exerted to get their attention the performance isn't reaching what the expectations are.

Worry about the little things so you don't have to worry about the big things.
Practice so hard and expect so much that playing in a game is the easiest thing all week. Yes. Ace the little things.

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You sound badass Boi. Sounds important but has nothing to do with winning actual games.

The defense was torched all year last year under Kelly. It had nothing to do with breaking the huddle incorrectly.

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You're right. Culture, organization, accountability, alignment, effort, habits, process, toughness and doing things the right way have nothing to do with winning games. Just ask Coach Saban, Boi.

Well I didn’t see the time stamp. Whoops.

You still are a fricking Marine son

Sounds like you never played or coached.

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You sound badass Boi. Sounds important but has nothing to do with winning actual games. The defense was torched all year last year under Kelly. It had nothing to do with breaking the huddle incorrectly.

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bullshite. In the long term, EVERYTHING matters. If there was one thing that Saban preached, it was that kind of consistency and attention to detail. Coaches that stress these things know they apply to everything all across the program. If you are paying attention to the small details, it carries over onto the field. It’s a mindset and way of life, not just how you play football.

Yes, you must have talent to win big in college football, but just take a look at A&M’s recruiting Jimbo’s last three years and his results. You need guys buying in and looking to do things the right way. That builds a culture. That’s never been more important than now with all of the constant roster turnover.