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Devoted Family Man and Coach | Special Teams Coordinator @denmarkfootball | UNC Alum | Alpha Phi Alpha | E-Sports Coach | @FootballHotbed |

DC to The Bay to SoFla to ATL
Joined February 2018
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Let’s keep rolling! #GoDanes🐶 #LL74
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Great finish to the regular season winning 5 straight games to win our first region championship in 5 years. Excited for the playoffs. - 1929 passing yds (66% comp) - 466 rushing yds (8.3 ypc) - 25 total TDS @DenmarkDanesFB @JonesTheCoach_ @coachkeels4 @CoachCorley_ @CoachMendoza13 @CoachPerrone hudl.com/v/2UUAsy
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2026 Region 6 Champions 🏆 Proud of the work we put in. We pushed each other in practice, picked each other up on tough days, and earned this together. Grateful I got to spend my senior season with these brothers. Go Danes! 🏈
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CoachEB retweeted
Thrilled to be back in Starkville for the game today. Thank you @HayesHammond_ and the Mississippi state staff for having me. Hail State! @CoachEB3 @DenmarkDanesFB @OneOnOneKicking @thedawsonzim @_Mike_McCabe @JonesTheCoach_ @CoachCorley_
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CoachEB retweeted
Great win last Friday over Lambert to put us 3-0 in the region 3/3 ep & 1/1 fg 75 yard kickoff (4.00) 69 yard kickoff (3.60) 1 step low driven punt ( rolled for 46 yard punt) @DenmarkDanesFB @_Mike_McCabe @OneOnOneKicking @CoachEB3 @JonesTheCoach_ @HayesHammond_ @thedawsonzim
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Great win against an undefeated opponent to start 2-0 in the region. 19-25 232 yds 1 td 6 car 79 yds 1 td @DenmarkDanesFB @coachkeels4 @JonesTheCoach_ @CoachCorley_ @PrepRedzoneGA @CoachPerrone hudl.com/v/2URq1D
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ADVICE MY DAD GAVE ME AS A KID THAT STILL GUIDES ME TODAY 1. Always keep some cash in your pocket. 2. Never let your fuel tank get too low. 3. Work hard, but never put work above family. 4. Use your vacation days. You've earned them. 5. Show up for people if you want them to show up for you. 6. Never forget to say thank you. 7. Leave places better than you found them. 8. Put the cart back. Pick up trash, even when it's not yours. 9. Don't brag about your income. 10. Do good things when nobody is watching. 11. It's okay to want nice things, but take responsibility for earning them. 12. Never forget what makes you valuable and different. 13. Stay committed to the things you start. 14. Do what you say you're going to do. 15. Live with integrity, always.
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Things that never go out of style: 1. Eye contact 2. Good posture 3. Firm handshake 4. Be early to class 5. Actively participate 6. Be respectful to your peers 7. Show up prepared w HW done
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Long snappers, You don’t need a ranking to prove you can play college ball.
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Eight ways to improve your mental health: 1. Think positive 2. Be in the moment 3. Have fun 4. Live a healthy lifestyle 5. Work toward your goals 6. Love others 7. Have purpose in life 8. Ask for help
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CoachEB retweeted
Missing kicks is part of the game. But how you miss matters. Did the ball barely slide outside the upright? Or was it a complete shank left? Because there’s a difference. One is a confident miss and one is usually a breakdown somewhere in the process. A confident miss tells you you’re close. The quicker you can coach yourself after the miss, the higher level of ball you’ll be able to play. Does it take you five kicks to make the adjustment, or can you fix it after one? The best specialists aren’t perfect. They just make corrections faster than everybody else. They understand what happened, trust their training, and move on without letting one miss turn into three. A lot of athletes panic after a miss and start changing everything. That’s where things snowball. High level guys can separate emotion from correction. Small adjustment. Full commitment. Next ball. That’s a huge part of becoming consistent. #TLK #BeAPro #StackDays #KickingCoach #TrustTheProcess
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A bad coach tears people down. An average coach focuses only on results. A good coach teaches skills and systems. A great coach builds confidence and trust. An exceptional coach helps people believe in themselves at a higher level. And the best coaches impact lives long after the scoreboard stops mattering.
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Bad News Bears was released 50 years ago Such a great baseball movie
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Great day hitting some long balls with @Tysimpson_2023 @MemphisFB @DenmarkDanesFB
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Ballin’ 4 Causes
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💣💣💣 @MemphisFB
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Training can be tiring, stressful, and boring at times, but you must learn to love the grind. Complaining only makes things worse.
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kicking camps: distance, hang time, location kicking in actual football: location, hang time, distance
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As a coach, your job is to help your players do these five things: 1. Improve their skills and achieve success. 2. Become leaders and good teammates. 3. Grow their love of the game. 4. Build character and learn life skills. 5. Take care of their physical and mental health.
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