Red Springs High Head Football Coach 🏈 ⚾️ | NCCU Alum | AΦΑ| “ The results I see from work is what makes me an addict!”
Red Springs, NC
Joined April 2018
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Coach Tim Ray retweeted
This is a common feeling among HS coaches in NC. Many of them have a lot of good things to say about Doeren/his staff, how they approached high schools in NC, and how open they were with HS coaches. I'd say Doeren also did a good job of identifying NC talent and developing it.
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
Somewhere in America
1) a kid is prepared to lie about these being stolen
2) a ref is eager to throw a flag for thinking they’re not being worn
3) a coach is losing his mind over both 1 & 2
4) the pad itself, at its current production size, is not saving a single knee
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
Every successful HS coach needs a strong right hand man that will be loyal to him & never undermine him. If you look at some of the best programs, they have loyal, smart Number 2 guys. WHO DONT WANT TO BETRAY THE HC. Too many assistant coaches with personal agendas
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
High school WRs! Make sure your trainers are helping you with the routes in your team’s playbook, not routes you’ll never run in a game.
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
Witnessed a few losing high school teams this school year and the common denominator is… Kids Missing Practice.
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
You should not be missing school workouts…. School workouts come before your trainer, 7v7, or anything else!
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
If your best athletes aren’t your hardest workers….. you’ve got a culture problem!
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
LEADERSHIP VS POPULARITY
True leadership isn’t built on popularity. It’s built on standards, accountability, and decisions that serve the mission not feelings. If you’re not prepared to be questioned, criticized, and second guessed, you’re not prepared to lead.
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
Programs are built by the players who do the jobs nobody brags about.
Scout team. Special teams. Lead blocking for someone else’s highlight. Dirty work.
That’s the real glue of the team
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
As an AD, you learn quickly that the loudest voices are not always the right ones. Many are driven by personal agendas, not the mission of the program. Volume does not equal value. Stay anchored to the people and principles that actually move your program forward.
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
Young coaches: Don’t rush to be a head coach. Master being a coach first. The details you skip now will show up later. Build your foundation, learn every role, and earn it the right way.
#coaching
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
Great opportunity to learn from a good staff and win
🟢 COACH PORTAL JOB WIRE
🏈 Offensive Assistant
Marlboro County HS (SC)
📋 Position Overview
• Coach a position (QBs/WRs/OL): indy, practice, game prep + teaching role
• Assist in game planning, weekly prep, breakdowns, film, reports, etc
• HS/college coaching experience preferred; offensive experience preferred
• Certs open: Business, History, Science, Math
📩 How to Apply
Contact AD/HC Cory Johnson via text/call at 910-405-0772
𝕏 @Coach_CJohnson8
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Coach Tim Ray retweeted
Find me the coaches that are winning games with a broken down Honda.
Not the coaches that have two Ferraris and think they’re out coaching their opponent.
~ via @CoachWolfson
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
The best programs aren't built on flashy offenses or highlight reels.
They're built on:
- Players who'd rather take a charge than score.
- Coaches who hold everyone accountable, no matter their role.
- Teams that celebrate the 12th player's success as much as the star's.
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
As an AD, I remind our athletes that attendance doesn’t equal effort. Just being at practice or walking around in the weight isn’t enough, real work happens in the details, the extra reps, and when no one’s watching. 💪🏽
Coach Tim Ray retweeted
Being coachable means you're willing to consider feedback even if you don't like what you hear. It means resisting the urge to make excuses or get defensive when challenged. Getting better is more important than your ego.
