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59 minutes ago, tornado99 said:

Thanks for sharing. He is obviously a great leader to the program, plus being from there lends extra credibility. He rightfully deserves the credit. 
I will add that probably one of his greatest strengths is surrounding himself with good people. I know much like Mance, there are some excellent coaches on staff. 
Does he have the same gravitational pull with assistants and supporters as the program does with kids who transfer? I think this might be an overlooked aspect, and while recruiting coaches is allowed and likely has been done, I think it helps that people want to be part of a winning program. I’m sure some are parents, but maybe the number of kids playing and hometown love ensure that the staff stays mostly intact instead of gone in a flash as is the norm nowadays. 
 

It seems like I’m either always criticizing or effusively praising Graham and others, and believe what I post is valid; however, my analytical nature is fascinated by not just how football and other sports teach values to kids, but can teach lessons to us adults. It’s nice to see a blueprint in front of us as a microcosm of how families, businesses, nations, etc can come together to be successful. In this case, a strong leader (T. Palmer) inspires and unites (coaches, players, community) to come together for a common cause (championship) using the resources available (talent in the local and surrounding areas) to be successful. 
 

 

Nice!

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