Thank you to @AStateFB for a great camp yesterday. I charted well and made the finals. Thankful for the opportunity to compete. @CoachLiamPeters @CoachSchex @JasonMorris02 @OCHS_Recruiting

Can’t wait to compete at @GovsFB camp tomorrow with @Peyton_Morris12 @CoachFarisAPSU @JasonMorris02 @OCHS_Recruiting @OCath_Football @CoachSpur_APSU

Thank you to @a___ray for the opportunity to come down for a workout and to compete with @GeorgiaFootball. Thank you for the tour, I am extremely impressed with the program and facilities. Go Aces! Go Dawgs! @Kirk_Benedict @OCHS_Recruiting @JasonMorris02

Excited to compete at the @GovsFB camp tomorrow! @CoachFarisAPSU @qbill_8 @CoachSpur_APSU @Blake_Littman @JasonMorris02 @OCHS_Recruiting @OCath_Football

Thank you @GeorgiaFootball for a great workout. Extremely grateful for this opportunity. @Kirk_Benedict @OCHS_Recruiting @JasonMorris02 GoDawgs!

Check out some of my sophomore highlights

WKU team camp highlights Game 1- 18p/2rb/1ast/1stl Game 2- 14p/2rb Game 3- 16p/5rb/2ast Game 4- 13p/2rb Game 5- 21p/7rb/4ast/2stls @TaborShadowen @idriswhite47 @ocboysbball @danye_frazier @PrepHoopsKY @NextUpRecruits @KY_PrepReport @NEXTGENPROSP

Working speed with @AndyAdams52 after he had a great camp at @UKAthletics @CoachRay_UK @TheChrisRubio @OCHS_Recruiting

CoachTF…Why do your receivers get in low stances with hands up in a fighters position? Because I learned how to coach receivers in 1999/2000 by watching NFL great Ed McCaffrey ( Christians dad) dominate one on ones with this unusual stance…Made my career amazing…Thx Ed!

Thank you to the whole staff @UNCFootball had a great time during my OV this past weekend.@Belichick_B @Coach_Mlombardi @_Coach_Miles @mlombardiuncgm #uncommitted

🚨🏈 THANK YOU, COACHES 🏈🚨 A huge thank you to all of the college programs that stopped by Owensboro Catholic during the month of May to watch Mr. Football candidate QB Dre’Mail Carothers compete, throw, and showcase his talent. The interest continues to grow, and it’s a testament to the work Dre’Mail puts in every single day. Elite talent, relentless preparation, and proven leadership. We appreciate every coach who took the time to visit and invest in the recruiting process. The journey is just getting started. 📈🔥 #AcesRise #QB1 #MrFootball

Thank you to @UKFootball for a great camp, I learned a lot. Very grateful to compete against great competition. @CoachRay_UK @ParkerFleming_ @OCHS_Recruiting @JasonMorris02 Go cats! Go aces!

New names have been added to UNC's already STACKED official visit weekend. 🔥 Visitor Breakdowns ( ): on3.com/teams/north-carolina…

Come here, Go anywhere⭐️ Recruiting Profile for Kaden Coons. #BuiltByCatholic #AcesRise @KadenCoonspr @OCath_Football

Great workout today with @McLeancofitness! Working on speed, agility and vertical for the upcoming football, basketball season. @TaborShadowen @JasonMorris02

First time working with @NoahGra48680739 last night! Putting in work on acceleration, footwork, explosiveness, and change of direction #football @OCHS_Recruiting

@AndyAdams52 hitting 20.8 mph on the Assault Runner @OCHS_Recruiting @TheChrisRubio @OwensboroTimes

Today we honor the heroes who gave everything for our country and our freedom. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten. 🇺🇸 #MemorialDay #NeverForget

As an AD, one of the hardest things I witness our coaches deal with is a parent wanting it more than their child. Coaches use offseason work ethic, skill, athleticism, and what is most valuable to the team when determining playing time. Parents often hear from their child that the coach does not like them, that it is unfair, or that favorites are being played. In many situations, the harder truth is that the child simply does not love the sport as much as the parent does. That can lead to parents fighting battles with coaches that their child should be learning to handle themselves. One of the most important lessons sports can teach young people is how to communicate, compete, handle adversity, and advocate for themselves. Playing time is rarely about one conversation or one moment. It is usually about consistency, effort, preparation, attitude, and trust built over time. This has become an ongoing trend in sports today. The athletes who grow the most are usually the ones who learn to accept coaching, respond to challenges, and take ownership of their role instead of relying on others to fight their battles for them.

OFFICIAL VISIT‼️‼️ @USFFootball @brianhartline @Coachtimbeck @mhartline59