Husband | Girl Dad | HFC/Boys Athletic Coordinator at Oak Run Middle School l #SWARM #BlueLineđ¤ | @wbufootball alum
New Braunfels, TX
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Matthew Booth retweeted
It may be uncomfortable to correct an athlete. It may be uncomfortable to ask for better from your staff. That doesnât make it rude. Itâs your job. If you walk past a kid with bad form or poor intent in the WR and say nothing, you didnât do your job. If a coach isnât living up to your standards and you stay quiet, you didnât do your job either. Your job is to make sure they do theirs. You took the job, do your job.
Matthew Booth retweeted
#AGTG After a great visit I'm honored to receive an offer from @MeanGreenFB!! Thank you @iwp4short!!
@FootballPieper #MonsterTech
@coachesalas @CoachMikeDarr @coachfuschak @JButler_210 @FredStewart50 @Coach_Drew1 @coach_tko @BDammone @iam_alinedouard @TFloss32
Matthew Booth retweeted
"Championship habits look boring to people who donât win."
But they work.
#Habits
Matthew Booth retweeted
Football coaches are parents, therapist, banks, lawyers, uncles, maids, mechanics and safety nets to many kids that will grow up and make decisions. 1 Football coach can impact 500 kids a year now multiply that by 20 years. Now multiply it even more if that coach wins alot!
Matthew Booth retweeted
20 years as a varsity head coach taught me this:
Talent wins games.
Culture wins seasons.
Same at work. You can hire skill. You have to build the culture that keeps it.
Matthew Booth retweeted
Football isnât supposed to be comfortable because life isnât always comfortable.
We donât teach our players to play to the scoreboard. We teach them to play to a standard.
That standard doesnât change because weâre winning. It doesnât change because weâre losing. It doesnât change because the score is close or out of hand.
I donât believe in teaching kids to feel sorry for themselves or to expect an opponent to stop competing because the score got uncomfortable.
You earn respect by competing, not by asking someone else to stop. If the two coaches have mutual respect, understand each otherâs philosophy and both teams are competing for four quarters, then letâs play ball and when itâs all done weâll shake it up at the 50 and move on.
Matthew Booth retweeted
đ CONGRATULATIONS, WARRIORS! đŁđĄ
Shoutout to #0 Laiton Springer and #79 Sam Moczygemba on being selected for the San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game! đ
Proud to see our guys represent Pieper Football! đŞ
#PieperWarriors #212 #WarriorFootball
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Matthew Booth retweeted
Cade Diamond
6'6" 230
2028 TE
Pieper HS(Tx)
5 D1 offers
Through 5 games (15 quarters):
270 rec yds
5 tds
10+ ypc
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@FootballPieper #MonsterTech
@coachesalas @CoachMikeDarr @JButler_210 @FredStewart50 @Coach_Drew1 @coach_tko @BDammone @iam_alinedouard
Matthew Booth retweeted
You canât just be a coach Friday night at 7pm, this job is 7 days a week 12-16 hour days.
Kolemanâs âŚď¸Korner
Matthew Booth retweeted
Everybody on a staff is fired up in August.
Week 6 is when you find out who still breaks down film nobody asked them to watch.
What's the one habit you look for in your coaching staff once the season gets long?
Matthew Booth retweeted
Young coaches:
You donât have to know everything.
Ask questions.
Take notes.
Watch film.
Steal good ideas.
Admit when youâre wrong.
Keep learning.
Your ego will slow your growth faster than your lack of knowledge ever will.
Stay teachable. âď¸
Matthew Booth retweeted
As an Athletic Director, I believe we live in an era where too many high school athletes are chasing the scholarship instead of embracing the grind, development, and process that will make them better.
We also live in an era of the transfer portal, where opportunities for high school athletes are becoming more limited.
My advice to every athlete who wants to play at the next level is simple:
Focus on what you can control.
Control your effort.
Control your attitude.
Control your development.
Control how you respond to adversity.
Control how you show up for your team every day.
Donât let the pursuit of a scholarship take away from the experience of becoming the best version of yourself.
If you commit to the process, embrace the grind, and become the best player and person you can be, you will have no regrets.
The scholarship should be a byproduct of your development, not the sole purpose of your journey.
Trust the process. Earn your opportunities. Become the best version of yourself.
