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Coach Judd Boswell<br />
<strong>Clinton</strong> High School<br />
What is your most challenging task as a football coach?<br />
I want to make sure that each student athlete has the best chance to succeed in<br />
school, on the field and at home. The most challenging task out of the three is the<br />
last one. Some kids do not have the home structure to get three meals a day or<br />
they are the ones raising their siblings. It is for that reason that it is by far the most<br />
challenging task.<br />
What is your greatest reward as a coach?<br />
Seeing kids grow from 8th graders to seniors and watching them mature as a<br />
whole person.<br />
How do you balance coaching and family life?<br />
We preach family every day at practice with the players. The players and coaches<br />
are all extended family so we make sure we treat each other that way. I’m a big<br />
believer in not missing out on family time so I make sure my coaches do the same.<br />
We try to work and stay on schedule so we don’t have to be at work all night.<br />
What is the one character trait you would like your players to have?<br />
Being a positive leader, no matter the situation. Never getting too high or too low in<br />
any situation.<br />
What do you consider to be the most significant accomplishment of<br />
your coaching career?<br />
Our kids, each year, always carry a never quit attitude—no matter what the situation<br />
may be. That’s a great accomplishment. The best thing about it is they do it every<br />
Friday night.<br />
<strong>Hometown</strong> <strong>Clinton</strong> • 15
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