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PHILOSOPHY, MOTIVATION, AND MANAGEMENT 203 Mountaineer. He climbs his way to the top ofthe wel]. Our biggest game is Pitt, so the exy at the top who ke€ps pounding his hands and making him Elip back down is a Panther. The Mountajn eerclimbs up and gets poundedback down about 500 tim€s. But the 50lst time, he climbs up, and the Panther gets tired ofhittinghim. That's when the Mountaineer grabs him and chokes him to death. That sounds a little fadetched, but our kids start to understand about playing football and being tenacious. Hanging on with great effort is the name ofthe game. Number three,I want a closs.', fbotball team.I dont want a bunch ofbums.I want a team.I want guys who un derstand they reprcsenl themselves, their family, our unil'ersity, and our coaching staf When we tmvel, everyone wears a coat and a tie. When we eat, everyone waars a coat and a tie.In the dining hall, nobody sits down until th€ captain says grace. Today, ea1Tings are a big fashion, and that's fine, but on Fridays they take them out and they don't put them in until after tha game. They understand that we're not harassingan)on+bur Ihe) undFrsrand $ hdt $pretrling to do. We're trying to be a classy lootball t€am- A Lot of times whan we go away fron home, nobody tells us we're very good, but they always tell us how well behaved our kids are. That's what we'rc trying to teacb our kids. We'rc in the educdl ion businpss, nor r hp enLeflainmFrr busi.lesh. Lastly, with our style is confidence. We want our kids to believe before they ever take the field thatthelrc soins to win.Ifyou don't believe that, gang, you have a major, major problem. We won 11 lbotball games this year and we wcm picked lifth in our league. Five years ago, we also won 11 games. So I know some ofthis stuff works if yolr work at it long onough and hard enotgh. I love theX's and O's.I don't think therc's any question they'rc important. But, ifyou are fundamentally sound and youl kids arc motivated and they have gr€at morale, you'vc gol a gleat OuI goals are not fancy. Our goal this year was simple- .just play and play had. Th€ only timc the scoreboard matt€rs is atthe end ofthe game. We don't know which play is going to be the onc that wins it, so play hard on €ve{r play until the end. You play as had as you can on every singl€ plav. Every decision I make is based on ho{' it is goingto afibct team morale. Thatmeans the flrst stringquafie$ack, the thid string quart€rback, the startingtackle, th€ foudh st nstackle. They have to understand their roles on the football team, and how importantthey arc to the success ofthat football team. If you've eot 100 guys on your team and they don't all feel like th€y're impodanl, then Jou aren't going to win them all. I boli€ve that's th€ iob of the hoad coach. He has got to do a good job making sure that all his kids belicve that they'rc special. We also work hard at bringing our team together. One thingwe do is have a superstars contest. Our kids love it. That's the first thing they ask me when we eet back tosether each season, "Ooach, when are we having the superstars con test" It's fun. We have a dance. Wo have a ea sino night.We do something at th€ bo$4ingaUey. things to have tun as a team. 1991 Pra&\dings. C@ch Nehlen is hedd..trch o t West Viryinid U hir.tsit!_
F(lllTBAI.L C|IACHES ASS0C|ATt0 Since it was founded in 1922, the Arrtencan Football Coaches Association has strivetr ro 'provide a forum for the discussion and study ol all matters pertaining to footbal and coaching" and to "maintain the highest poesible standards in football and the coaching profeBsion." Th$e objectives, fiIst declared by founders such as Amos Alonzo Stagg and John Heisman, have been inBtrumental in the AFCA's becoming the effective and highly respected organization it is today. The A.FCA now has more than 7,000 membeB, including coaches from Canada, Europe, Aushalia, Japan, and Russia. Through three annual publications and several newsletteru, the Association keeps members informed ofthe most current rr.rles changes and pmposals, proper coaching methods, innovatioN in techniques, i$ights in coaching philosophy, and the business conducted by the Boad ofTrustees and AFCA committees. A convenLion held each January gives members a special opportunity to exchange ideas and recognize outstanding achievement. The A-ssociation promotes safety in the sport, and set€ forth strong ethical and moral codeB that govem all aspect€ of football coaching. In addition, the AFCA is involved in numernus programs that ensure the integrity of the coaching profession and enhance the development of the game. The Association works closely with the National Collegiate Athl€tic A.ssociation, the National AEsociation of Collegiate Directors ofAtl etics, the NationalA.esociation of Intercolegiat€Athletics, the National Football League, the Carrafian Football League, the National Football Foundation and Hall ofFame, Pop Warner, and oLher organizations involved in th€ same. Indeed, one ofthe many goals ofthe Assosiation is to build a Btrong coalition offootbal coaches-TEAM A.FCA who will speak out with a unified voice on issues that affect their sport and profession. the AFCA is tte team for the football coaching profession. A[ cur€nt and forrner football coaches or administrators who are connected with the gam€ are encouraged to join. To become a member ofthe American Football Coaches Association. please write or call: AI'CA 6900 Old Mccregor Road Waco, TX 76712 $1T 774-6900 205
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SPEC1ALIEAMS 145 Vertical Retum On
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