When evaluating recruits, having a 4.3-second 40-yard dash, a 38-inch vertical, or ability to make eye-popping plays matters. But, these featured attributes don’t matter much if the player won’t take direction, puts himself before the program, or doesn’t earn the trust of his coaches.
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Front Rush is sharing stories from coaches across all divisions and sports. Every coach’s journey begins with the first six months. Brendan Boylan, Pass-Game Coordinator/QB Coach at Mercyhurst University Brendan Boylan is in his second year Read more…
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