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((Read_[PDF])) No Excuses: The Making of a Head Coach (Ebook pdf)

((Read_[PDF])) No Excuses: The Making of a Head Coach (Ebook pdf)
((Read_[PDF])) No
Excuses: The Making
of a Head Coach
(Ebook pdf)
Description
From the legendary Oklahoma coach, a deeply reflective and incredibly candid memoir that
explores the overwhelming pressures and extraordinary joys of leading one of our most
storied football institutionsAs a son of a high school football coach in Youngstown, Ohio, Bob
Stoops's life was shaped by the gridiron from day one. At home, his father, who literally gave his
life to the sport after dying on the sidelines during a game, would shut off the kitchen lights and
watch film projected on to the family's refrigerator over home-cooked meals. But despite the
preparation, Stoops, an undersized and under-recruited player, didn't have much hope for football
stardom. That all changed however after a lucky break and a lot of hard work. He fought his way
on to the starting line up at the University of Iowa where he would go on to win a Rose Bowl as a
ferocious defensive back. In Stoops's journey from player to struggling graduate assistant to
legendary head coach, it becomes clear that his dedication to football is about far more than the
sport itself. Big Game Bob, as he is known by adorning Sooners, made a name for himself not only
by rebuilding the OU football program and leading the team to multiple conference championships
but also by adhering to a strong set of principles at a time when corruption was rampant across the
NCAA. From his first win as an assistant at Kansas State, breaking a 31 game losing streak, to
standing with his players in protest of a racist incident on OU's campus, Stoops emerges as an
upstanding, dedicated, and inspirational leader. His tireless though unsustainable work ethic -
which was always clear to his players, colleagues, and family - became evident to the legion of
Sooner fans when Stoops decided to step down as head coach, seemingly at his prime, in 2017 in
order to leave the team in the best position for success. Now a household name in Big 12 country,
Stoops's story promises to become one of the most engaging and eye-opening football memoirs to
emerge in generations.