Coach and player

[vollygirl]

Sometimes it's just about a coach and his player. All the other garbage goes away.

 

[VollerNbham]

Sometimes it's just about a coach and his player. All the other garbage goes away. View attachment 474889

Ties that bind.

 

[vollygirl]

Ties that bind.

This deserves way more recognition than it's gonna get.

 

[J C Higgins]

This deserves way more recognition than it's gonna get.

Got my attention when I first looked at it... just didn't comment. Hopefully all that view it will understand how important it is.

 

[jim pique]

Trust and caring.There it is,folks.

 

[TNHopeful505]

With the new rules, this is gonna be even more important

 

[Alto1]

That’s a coach, mentor, and friend for life….

 

[OrangeTsar]

Cant picture Saban doing this

 

[GiveHim6InSC]

Cant picture Saban doing this

Maybe, but he’d definitely need a stool

 

[tnutater]

Maybe, but he’d definitely need a stool

He was listed at 5'6" when he played college ball.
That would be more like 5'4"" in the real world.
He is several decades into the old man shrink.
Probably 5'1" now.
Little Man.

 

[dduncan4163]

It's amazing how we backed into Danny and Josh. We were at rock bottom. Somehow someway we lucked out. For the first time in a very long time I'm proud of our HC.

 

[dduncan4163]

Maybe, but he’d definitely need a stool

And a stack of phonebooks

 

[greenbacknative]

Cant picture Saban doing this

 

[bigorangepoppa]

That picture really strikes home for me. I have a stepson that I don't consider as stepson. Early on in our relationship, he was not very accepting of his mother's and my relationship. One thing really changed the dynamics of the relationship; he was going to his eighth grade class prom, and I helped him with his tie, researching how to tie a windsor knot, then putting it into practice. That was when we really became close. His bio dad is missing out on how fine a young man he has become. It's sometimes something that may seem insignificant at the time that is the changing point.

 

[imw8n4u]

My daughter could tie my tie on me before she could tie her own shoes. One of the amazing memories that come flooding back whenever I see something like this.

 

[Okie]

JH may never win a national championship, or even an SEC championship, but this is what Danny White knew he was getting when he hired him. A good, maybe not great - time will tell, football coach who cares enough about his players to help them do the right things. With the turmoil of the past years, I think it was important to set a solid foundation of character to build upon.

 

[MichaelT]

I think (hope) after all these years our current coach may actually be great. Too soon to completely tell, but lots of positive signs. I hope we have finally found our way out of the wilderness. I’m sure pulling for these guys.

 

[VolFreakJosh]

Heupel is a classy guy who has his players’ back whether it’s a bad call on the field or a personal issue.

That moment he stood up for Jaylen Wright over the obvious TD that was stolen away from him, made me respect him even more.

 

[ftsandersvol]

This may be the first thread ever where every single post deserves a like. Heupel is not only creating a football team, he is also creating a family. The sky is the limit.

 

[Jauan't Some?]

The social media age has made me a cynic.

I just hope that for every moment like this that is captured on social media, there are a hundred impactful one-on-one interactions that we will never know about.

What I hear from players and recruits makes me feel like this is genuine.

 

[tennesseepride84]

It’s amazing that moments like these is what will have a team running thru a brick wall for you, because it shows genuine care.

 

[Voltopia]

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This is how it should be, but I fear this is what's going away in the sport. The only color that ties professional teams and players is green.