Division I-A Coach of the Year Ralph Friedgen

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The Big Man knew. The Big Man had a plan. Sure, he had plenty of Xs and Os spinning around in that bald head of his, but he also had hopes, dreams, goals and plans. Big plans.

Plans to build a program. Plans to transform a program. Plans to tear down all the old bad habits and all the losing ways and re-teach the right habits, instill a winning confidence from the ground up. Plans to motivate, whether it meant yelling, screaming, prodding, pushing, pulling or hugging. Plans to win, and keep on winning, until someone noticed that his team was special.

If only someone had noticed sooner. Why did The Big Man have to wait so long? Why didn’t someone give him this chan....The full article can only be seen by subscribers.
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