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2 Small Town Texas TEXOMA kids that won’t get a lot of press but Drive our Program & Are the FOUNDATION to everything we do are & LEAD us silently in Portland
‘25 @Heath_Brown13 / Bonham
‘26 @quintin_box / Callisburg
Both play QB & everything at school
IDK what they will play but both are College Football Players I will stand on table for.
#C4Family
#RecruitTEXOMA
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1 of the Realest Kids We have on every Level
Q 📦 keep going Proud of you Big Dawg
#C4Family
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Had a great day today at the C4 Red River Shootout. Won the championship on the very last play. (1,2). @seancooper_C4 @C4SportOklahoma #C4family
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Success begins with small details:
1. Be on time.
2. Go to class.
3. Be where you’re supposed to be.
4. Do what you’re supposed to do.
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The best want to be told the truth
The best want to be held accountable
The best want to be coached
The best want to be corrected
The best want to be challenged
Because they know that is the only path to becoming their best.
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PSA:
Most of your haters don’t hate you, they hate the light that shines within you!
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Football Time Management Chart
✅QB Kneel Time vs Time Outs Available
✅ Run the Ball vs Time Outs Available
✅ Onside vs Keep Deep Kick Formula
✅ PAT or Go for 2
✅ Safety ?
✅ Coin Toss Variables
✅ Charting Time Outs
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The truest measure of a coach's success is not in the number of wins produced, but in the number of winners produced!
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Coaches that coach their own kid often lose out on celebrating their kid. They guard against favoritism to a fault.
Make sure you celebrate your kid too. 👊
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#1 problem with youth sports is parents contaminating team culture… Kids often times want to be good teammates but hear parents speak about kids on their team a certain way and kids repeat it and the bonds are broken.
PSA: You always know when parents are speaking through kids




















