Girls Lacrosse Coach at Pickerington High School Central and Football Coach at Ridgeview Junior High
Pickerington, OH
Joined January 2018
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Coach Brian Walton retweeted
Interesting fact: A high school football game has 48 minutes on the clock.
But a study found the average play lasts just 5.6 seconds. At 130 plays, that’s roughly 12 minutes of actual action between BOTH teams.
Months in the weight room. Summer heat. Film. Practice. All for opportunities measured in literal seconds.
And you don’t know which 5.6 seconds will decide the game.
That backside block you took off? The pursuit you cut short because somebody else would get him?
That might’ve been it.
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
SONNY STYLES INTERCEPTION
📺 #SEAvsWAS FOX
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
🏌️♂️ LAX ON THE LINKS! 🥍
Join us for the Pickerington Lacrosse Golf Outing on Saturday, October 24 at Homestead Springs Golf Course! ⛳️
✔️ Four-person scramble
✔️ $400/foursome | $100/individual
✔️ 12:00 PM start
Grab your foursome and join the fun!
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
Watched this multiple times. Kenneth Walker. This guy is a professional football player, Super Bowl champion & Super Bowl MVP, just went 60+ yards on MNF for the TD.
Still listening, eye contact and obviously coachable.
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
You guys have no idea how much it would help your game to just watch football. There’s games on every night, turn one on and watch how those guys play your position
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
Somewhere in America
1) a kid is prepared to lie about these being stolen
2) a ref is eager to throw a flag for thinking they’re not being worn
3) a coach is losing his mind over both 1 & 2
4) the pad itself, at its current production size, is not saving a single knee
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
We were a stronger nation when linebackers and fullbacks looked like they were wearing couch cushions around their necks.
Bring back the neck rolls
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
If you want to "raise a D1 athlete" here's what works:
1. Stop trying to raise a D1 athlete
Support your kid. Let them play whatever they want to play. Drive them to practice
But it's got to come from them. They've got to want it. You can't force it.
2. Have great genetics
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
We’re raising money for Pickerington Central Girls Lacrosse! 🥍
Every donation helps support our players and the upcoming season.
Please consider donating or sharing — thank you for supporting our team!
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Coach Brian Walton retweeted
Lorenzo Styles Jr. is the fastest Buckeye in NFL Scouting Combine history 👀
elevenwarriors.com/ohio-stat…
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
Sonny Styles is a LB prospect in the 2026 draft class. He scored an unofficial 10.00 RAS out of a possible 10.00. This ranked 1 out of 3215 LB from 1987 to 2026.
Splits projected, all times unofficial, agilities left, bench tmrw, but 10.00 RAS watch is officially on!
ras.football/ras-information…
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
A sports specialization study at UCLA found that 88% of NCAA Division I athletes played an average of two to three sports growing up.
I spoke with a Sioux Falls athlete and trainer who have seen the direct impacts of the multi-sport experience.
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
Anyone who discourages an athlete from playing multiple sports does not have that athletes best interests in mind.
End of story.
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
Year round single sport specialization benefits the adults who can make money off of it at the expense of the child’s development.
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
I’d give up a lot to have one more night of Friday Night High School football.
One more game as a player.
Was the best.
Still is the best.
Coach Brian Walton retweeted
Lorenzo Styles Jr. runs it back 102 yards for the first Ohio State kickoff return TD since 2010! 🔥🔥
