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PRINCIPAL DON SAUR l Dear Hurricanes Welcome Manatee HURRICANE fans players and alumni As we prep for the 2016 17 Football season we will be continuing to update and bring you the latest and greatest HURRICANE information to include statistics rosters news and announcements Manatee High School Football is on a new and exciting journey This program was built on the notion that Excellence is the Standard and will stop at nothing to exceed this honored tradition We are working on some amazing upgrades to the program to include updating Hawkins Stadium the locker rooms work out facilities and many more Manatee Hurricane Football is honored to be awarded its second contract with the power house apparel company Under Armour as the Hurricanes have been selected to participate as an Undeniable High School Football Program There are very few participating High Schools in the Country With this great partnership we will exceed expectations and always Protect This House Because WE ARE MANATEE Creative Department Media Director Todd Sellitto Head Photograper Billy Dzwonkowski Junior Designer Anna White Athletic Department Athletic Director Daniel Lapointe Athletic Trainer Chris Peters Managers Distribution Department Driver Anton Selin Distribution John Kirk Max Rosten Cleaner Alliot Jenkinson Management General Director Glen Skoth Operation Director John Doe Nullam feugiat pretium nunc vitae fermentum sem Mauris nec tellus in lectus eleifend consequat sit amet et leo

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 MANATEE HURRICANE 2017 18 PRIDE ALMA MATER Hail Alma Mater To thy Spirit Guiding Pledge we Fidelity By thy Name Abiding Armored with Courage Ne er from Battle Hiding Hail Thee Dear Manatee PRE GAME Defense Mean as a junk yard dog Offense Smooth as a bubble on the water Be so quick you can kill a mosquito with an ax We won t give no quarters We wounded them They fall at our feet The Lord is my Shepard They shall not RISE 6 THE LORds PRAYER Our Father which art in heaven Hallowed be thy Name Thy Kingdom come Thy will be done in earth As it is in heaven Give us this day our daily bread And forgive us our trespasses As we forgive them that trespass against us And lead us not into temptation But deliver us from evil For thine is the kingdom The power and the glory For ever AMEN

QUICK FA C T S MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 MHS QUICK FACTS NICKNAME THE HURRICANES CANES SCHOOL COLORS RED BLUE WHITE LOCATION BRADENTON FLORIDA MANATEE STADIUM JOE KINNAN FIELD HAWKINS STADIUM FIELD SURFACE NATURAL TURF GRASS CLASSIFICATION FHSAA CLASS 8A SCHOOL PRINCIPAL DON SAUR ATLETIC DIRECTOR DANELLE LAPOINT HEAD FOOTBALL COACH JOHN BOOTH WEBSITE WWW MANATEEFOOTBALL COM FHSAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 5 YEARS OF FOOTBALL 103 APPAREL SPONSOR UNDER ARMOUR HURRICANES 7

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MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 AMERICAN PRIDE I Pledge Allegiance To the Flag Of the United States of America And to the Republic For Which it Stands One Nation Under God Indivisible With Liberty And Justice For All HOW THE PLEDGE CAME TO BE The October 12 1892 Columbus Day celebration of the 400th Anniversary of the discovery of America was planned for years in advance and anticipated much as modern Americans look forward to and plan for the advent of a new century The United States had recovered from most of the effects of its Civil War that began 30 years earlier and people from around the world were flocking to the Land of Opportunity The previous year almost a half million immigrants had entered the United States through the Barge Office in Battery Park New York and on New Years day of 1892 the new Federal Bureau of Receiving s station at Ellis Island had opened Two men interested in both education and planned Columbus Day celebrations around our Nation s 44 states were Francis Bellamy and James Upham To this day it is still unknown which of the two men actually authored the words that were to become the Pledge of Allegiance It was published anonymously and not copyrighted James Upham was an employee of the Boston publishing firm that produced The Youth s Companion in which it first appeared Francis Bellamy was an educator who served as chairman of the National committee of educators and civic leaders who were planning the Columbus Day activities What we do know for certain is that the words first appeared in the September 8 1892 issue of The Youth s Companion and a month later more than 12 million school children recited the words for the first time in schools across the nation Our Pledge of Allegiance was born but like anything new it took many years to reach maturity and underwent several changes along the way That first Pledge of Allegiance read I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO MY FLAG AND TO THE REBUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS ONE NATION INDIVISIBLE WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL OCTOBER 11 1892 After the Columbus Day celebration the Pledge to the Flag became a popular daily routine in America s public schools but gained little attention elsewhere for almost 25 years Finally on Flag 11

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 HOW THE PLEDGE CAME TO BE CONTINUED day took note of the wording in the Pledge There was concern that with the number of immigrants now living in the United States there might be some confusion when the words My Flag were recited To correct this the pledge was altered to read I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES AND TO THE REBUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS ONE NATION INDIVISIBLE WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL JUNE 14 1923 The following year the wording was changed again to read I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND TO THE REBUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS ONE NATION INDIVISIBLE WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL JUNE 14 1924 The Pledge of Allegiance continued to be recited daily by children in schools across America and gained heightened popularity among adults during the patriotic fervor created by World War II It still was an unofficial pledge until June 22 1942 when the United States Congress included the Pledge to the Flag in the United States Flag Code Title 36 This was the first Official sanction given to the words that had been recited each day by children for almost fifty years One year after receiving this official sanction the U S Supreme Court ruled that school children could not be forced to recite the Pledge as part of their daily routine In 1945 the Pledge to the Flag received its official title as The Pledge of Allegiance The last change in the Pledge of Allegiance occurred on June 14 Flag Day 1954 when President Dwight D Eisenhower approved adding the words under God As he authorized this change he said In this way we are reaffirming the transcendence of religious faith in America s heritage and future in this way we shall constantly strengthen those spiritual weapons which forever will be our country s most powerful resource in peace and war This was the last change made to the Pledge of Allegiance The 23 words what had been initially penned for a Columbus Day celebration now comprised a Thirty one profession of loyalty and devotion to not only a flag but to a way of life the American ideal Those words now read I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND TO THE REBUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS ONE NATION UNDER GOD INDIVISIBLE WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL JUNE 14 1954 In 1892 1923 1924 and 1954 the American people demonstrated enough concern about the actual words in the Pledge to make some necessary changes Today there may be a tendency among many Americans to recite by rote with little thought for the words themselves Before continuing with our tour let s examine these 31 words a little more thoroughly 12

THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE WHAT IT REALLY MEANS I Pledge Allegiance I Promise to be faithful and true Promise my loyalty to the flag to the emblem that stands for and represents of the United States all 50 states each of them individual and individually represented on the flag of America yet formed into a UNION of one Nation and to the Republic And I also pledge my loyalty to the Government that is itself a Republic a form of government where the PEOPLE are sovereign for which it stands this government also being represented by the Flag to which I promise loyalty one Nation under God These 50 individual states are united as a single Republic under the Divine providence of God our most powerful resource according to the words of President Eisenhower Indivisible and can not be separated This part of the original version of the pledge was written just 30 years after the beginning of the Civil War and demonstrates the unity sought in the years after that divisive period in our history with Liberty The people of this Nation being afforded the freedom to pursue life liberty and happiness and Justice And each person entitled to be treated justly fairly and according to proper law and principle for All And these principles afforded to EVERY AMERICAN regardless of race religion color creed or any other criteria Just as the flag represents 50 individual states that can not be divided or separated this Nation represents millions of people who can not be separated or divided

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 From a speech made by Captain John S McCain US Ret who represents Arizona in the U S Senate As you may know I spent five and one half years as a prisoner of war during the Vietnam War In the early years of our imprisonment the NVA kept us in solitary confinement or two or three to a cell In 1971 the NVA moved us from these conditions of isolation into large rooms with as many as 30 to 40 men to a room This was as you can imagine a wonderful change and was a direct result of the efforts of millions of Americans on behalf of a few hundred POWs 10 000 miles from home in which we lived had a concrete slab in the middle on which we slept Four naked light bulbs hung in each corner of the room As I said we tried to clean up Mike as well as we could After the excitement died down I looked in the corner of the room and sitting there beneath that dim light bulb with a piece of red cloth another shirt and his bamboo needle was my friend Mike Christian He was sitting there with his eyes almost shut from the beating he had received making another American flag One of the men who moved into my room was a young man named Mike Christian Mike came from a small town near Selma Alabama He didn t wear a pair of shoes until he was 13 years old He was not making the flag because it made Mike Christian feel better He was making that flag because he knew how important it was to us to be able to pledge our allegiance to our flag and country At 17 he enlisted in the US Navy He later earned a commission by going to Officer Training School Then he became a Naval Flight Officer and was shot down and captured in 1967 So the next time you say the Pledge of Allegiance you must never forget the sacrifice and courage that thousands of Americans have made to build our nation and promote freedom around the world Mike had a keen and deep appreciation of the opportunities this country and our military provide for people who want to work and want to succeed As part of the change in treatment the Vietnamese allowed some prisoners to receive packages from home In some of these packages were handkerchiefs scarves and other items of clothing Mike got himself a bamboo needle Over a period of a couple of months he created an American flag and sewed it on the inside of his shirt Every afternoon before we had a bowl of soup we would hang Mike s shirt on the wall of the cell and say the Pledge of Allegiance I know the Pledge of Allegiance may not seem the most important part of our day now but I can assure you that in that stark cell it was indeed the most important and meaningful event One day the Vietnamese searched our cell as they did periodically and discovered Mike s shirt with the flag sewn inside and removed it That evening they returned opened the door of the cell and for the benefit of all us beat Mike Christian severely for the next couple of hours Then they opened the door of the cell and threw him in We cleaned him up as well as we could The cell 14 You must remember our duty our honor and our country I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 THE AMERICAN FLAG Did you know that at military funerals the 21 gun salute stands for the sum of the numbers in the year 1776 Have you ever noticed how the honor guard pays meticulous attention to correctly folding the American flag 13 times You probably thought it was to symbolize the original 13 colonies but we learn something new every day The 1st fold of our flag is a symbol of life The 2nd fold is a symbol of our belief in eternal life The 3rd fold is made in honor and remembrance of the veterans departing our ranks who gave a portion of their lives for the defense of our country to attain peace throughout the world The 4th fold represents our weaker nature for as American citizens trusting in God it is to Him we turn in times of peace as well as in time of war for His divine guidance The 5th fold is a tribute to our country for in the words of Stephen Decaur Our Country in dealing with other countries may she always be right but it is still our country right or wrong The 6th fold is for where our hearts lie It is with our heart that We pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands one Nation under God Indivisible with Liberty and Justice for all The 7th fold is a tribute to our Armed Forces for it is through the Armed Forces that we protect our country and our flag against all her enemies whether they be found within or without the boundaries of our republic The 8th fold is a tribute to the one who entered into the valley of the shadow of death that we might see the light of day The 9th fold is a tribute to womanhood and Mothers For it has been through their faith their love loyalty and devotion that the character of the men and women who have made this country great has been molded The 10th fold is a tribute to the father for he too has given his sons and daughters for defense of our country since they were first born The 11th fold represents the lower portion of the seal of King David and King Solomon and glorifies in the Hebrews eyes the God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob The 12th fold represents an emblem of eternity and glorifies in the Christians eyes God the Father the Son and Holy Spirit The 13th fold or when the flag is completely folded the stars are uppermost reminding us of our nations motto In God We Trust After the flag is completely folded and tucked in it takes on the appearance of a cocked hat Ever reminding us of the soldiers who served under General George Washington and the Sailors and Marines who served under Captain John Paul Jones who were followed by their comrades and shipmates in the Armed Forces of the United States preserving for us the rights privileges and freedoms we enjoy today 15

HIGH FIVE HURRICANE CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT The entire Manatee Football Coaching Staff along with our Athletic Training and Strength and Conditioning Staff are extremely grateful to the Manatee Booster Club for helping to provide our student players with this exciting opportunity to enhance their health fitness and performance levels

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Our Character Development program began 6 years ago by one of our assistants Dennis Stallard In its origin it was based on Jim Tressell s book The Winner s Manual We give each player a playbook that is filled with articles illustrating individuals demonstrating character qualities that we stress throughout our program integrity hard work compassion forgiveness teamwork overcoming adversity etc These articles are organized under specific character quality headings so they can be easily found The individuals highlighted in these articles range from former Manatee High School players highly regarded community members professional athletes and your average person Our players are to bring their Character Development playbook to each meeting and are encouraged to read through the articles on their own time Each Wednesday evening after practice our team and coaching staff will meet in the media center for 30 45 minutes to discuss topics pertaining to some of these character qualities We also invite guest speakers in each week to talk with the players This has been a huge benefit for both parties first our kids get to hear from another person sharing the same message but with a different experience or point of view Secondly it is a chance for these speakers to give back to the youth in their community Everyone that is asked to come in and speak to our kids are so thrilled to do so and many of them have spoken multiple years Some have a good upbringing and or didn t examples of my favorite speakers Char know who their father was It was a very acter Development nights are powerful night and one our kids spoke about for weeks after We had a former player from our 1992 state championship team speak about This off season myself Coach Stallard his very challenging upbringing his and Jim Nelson who serves as our father left when he was young and his Life Coach and has been a part of the mom was forced to raise him and his program and school for 25years met sister by herself His mom eventually several times to discuss what we can remarried however his mom and step do to enhance our Character Developdad were hooked on drugs and alcohol ment program Although we were very and eventually died from drug use when pleased with how things were going he was in high school At one point he we really felt that we needed to hit on was homeless and he explained what he specific needs that our kids are faced had to go through in order to overcome with Leadership was something that those extremely difficult circumstances we kept coming back to teaching our kids about leadership what that looks Another speaker was also a former like what it doesn t look like and try to player that was a scholarship athlete at equip them with the tools necessary to Florida Atlantic University who was in a be good leaders And how these leadernearly fatal car accident He explained ship qualities can help our kids in a real to our kids the long and difficult road practical way to make smart decisions to recovery physically and then the and sometimes tough decisions So last mental recovery when he was told that April we reached out to Frank Herold he could never play football again how who is VP of Marketing for Freedom it seemed his whole world was ripped Senior Management Group and works from him and how he had to overcome with a lot of companies in regards to that anger and confusion to get to the leadership and team building We also point where he is now reached out to Steve Shenbaum who is the founder and President of Game On And lastly one evening we had our which is one of the most respected firms coaching staff and a couple other in communication leadership and team guest speakers speak to our kids about building Steve and his company work fatherhood What it means to them with several professional and collegiate to be a dad They shared about the teams in addition to some of the largest relationship with their dad Some that corporations in the county Together had good upbringings and relationship the five of us met to put a plan in place with their father and some that didn t to equip our kids with leadership skills 17

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 while continuing to develop strong character and integrity qualities that they are learning toward their teammates Our plan started with our coaching staff we needed to make sure that all of our coaches are on the same page and understand the vision that has been set to enhance our Character Development Program and ultimately the culture of our program We met several times throughout the spring football season and summer months We discussed communicating to our players other coaches and parents We also discussed our coaching philosophies how and why we coach and why our role as coach is so important And then our 3rd step in the process was to include our entire team with our Character Development program Even though we have changed the layout of our Character Development program a lot will remain the same We will still meet collectively as a team we will still have guest speakers come in and talk with the team Step two in our process was to meet with our Leadership Council Our Leadership Council consists of players who our staff feels are kids that are very influential within our school and team and who possess the qualities of a leader They are players at all different positions and grade levels Our goal with our Leadership Council is two fold first we want to teach and equip these players explaining what it means to be a leader A lot of times coaches say we need leadership or we need kids to step up and be leaders But the reality is they are never shown or taught what that looks like so we want to explain that to them Secondly our Leadership Council is essentially a liaison between our coaching staff and the rest of the team They are the players that support our staff and final decisions made by us often times having input on decisions made and exemplify the leadership 18 The great thing about our football program is that this is not just a Wednesday night thing for us anymore our coaching staff stresses these characteristics throughout the week which reinforces the lessons they are learning when we do have our Character Development meetings We are training our coaches to seek out moments when a kid displays something of high character or leadership but also using teaching moments when a kid misses one I m excited about the direction our Character Development program is heading I m thankful for Coach Stallard and his passion for starting this program Also I m thankful for all the community support we are receiving for this program I m thankful for our staff that believes in what we re doing and truly wants to see our kids succeed in their personal lives I would personally like to invite anyone to attend one of our Character Development meetings anytime JOHN BOOTH HEAD COACH

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Rich Lansky CSCS NUTRITION PROGRAM ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist Coach Rich Lansky CSCS ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist USAW Certified International Coach This season the Hurricane Football Team implemented a new program for its student athletes As an adjunct to the Manatee Football Strength and Conditioning program our coaches have set up a daily training table After speaking with many of our athletes the staff realized that some players were struggling to take in enough calories to support their basic daily activity combined with the demands of our strength and conditioning program and football practice The staff also recognized the need for basic education in reference to healthy food choices the timing of meals and snacks hydration practices and pre and post activity feedings With these needs identified Head Coach John Booth authorized the strength staff to implement a program that allowed our student athletes the opportunity to take in enough quality nutrient dense food to support their intense activity levels while improving their ability to recover between training sessions A strong educational component has been included as well as our student athletes learn about the benefits of fruits and vegetables how to identify low fat versus high fat protein choices the importance of consistent hydration and high glycemic versus low glycemic healthy carbohydrate sources We not only emphasize sound nutritional choices during the high school years but also stress the importance of establishing and continuing life long healthy eating habits proper bodyweight maintenance beneficial fat to muscle ratios and consistent recreational activity The Strength And Conditioning Coaches have also joined the Athletic Trainers in efforts to educate our players about the health dangers of certain supplements and popular energy drinks on the market All of the training table choices are based on basic nutritional guidelines and general recommendations gathered from materials produced by the American Dietetic Association the American Heart Association the American College of Sports Medicine The National Strength and Conditioning Association the United States Olympic Committee and the Gatorade Sports Science Institute In addition interested students are also provided with basic nutrition handouts as well as being pointed towards references such as Nancy Clark s Sports Nutrition Guidebook On the practical side the training table provides our student athletes with healthy snacks like granola bars low fat bagels peanut butter low fat cheese and low fat milk Fresh fruit and vegetable choices include apple slices carrots celery bananas pineapple and watermelon We even provide a variety of Fruit chews low fat pretzels Cheerios crackers and granola at certain times During pre season training grilled chicken and lean meats were provided during the week for the players Perhaps the greatest emphasis has been placed on proper water intake with each player being issued a personal water bottle to carry around all day With the challenges of Florida s high humidity combined with full equipment practices hydration is of paramount importance to both health and performance Hurricane student athletes weigh in daily as well as both before and after football practice to monitor water loss and body weight The Athletic Training Staff in conjunction with the Strength and Conditioning Coaches keep a sharp eye on this data Athletes can then adjust their fluid intake to maintain healthy bodyweight and hydration levels In addition to our normal pre game meal we have added Pre and post resistance training feedings as well as pre and post practice feedings to our daily program 19

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MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 CANES in the comm Players and coaches in the Man atee Football program are active members in the Manatee County community regularly lending a hand and their time to such cases as Grand Parents as Parents Youth Program Manatee County Aminal Services Dog Walking and Adoption events Manatee Football Youth Mini Camps 26

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MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 What does it take to be a Hurricane Do you have what it takes General Policies Procedures 28

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 You are a member of the Manatee High School Football Program and THE finest high school in the state You are a part of a very special family and rich tradition In order for us to play in harmony with one another we must have some very basic guidelines as to how we will conduct ourselves If you adhear to these policies you will not only live within the code of conduct of our football family but will also be know as a person of integrity and class Our policies an expectations can be covered in a simple phrase DO THE RIGHT THING Do not get involved with or do anthing that would embarass the other members and coaches of this team Everything you do will relect on this program Remember You make your choices and your choices make you You are expected to conduct yourselves as gentlemen at all times Your proper conduct will reflect favorably on you your family your teammates and your school Be familiar with these policies live by them and remember what it is really saying Do the Right Thing PRIORITIES There are many things that can take priority in your life THIS FOOTBALL TEAM WILL COME BEHIND ONLY YOUR FAITH YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR EDUCATION IT WILL NOT COME BEHIND ANYTHING ELSE 29 POLICIES PROCEDURES An Introduction to the Manatee High School Football Family

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Because you are a member of our football program you are looked at by many people particularly younger kids justify the pedestal they place you on Be respectful to classmates teachers staff and administrators Be on time to class Don t sleep in class be disruptive ect This behavior can result in detentions Missed detentions result in extra school missed extra school results in suspensions Dress appropriately Keep your panys up No foul language Just as you are expected to excel on the field you are expected to excel in the classroom You are here for an education first school is not PLAYTIME Our team GPA for 2016 was 3 023 Let s get it higher You must wear your ID everyday You must have PRIDE in yourself Be selective where you go what you do and ehat you say If you are here on choice hardship it can be revoked at anytime Players are expected to uphold our 5 pillars of success 30 R EMEMBER WH O YOU AR E Personal and School Conduct Policies

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 On the Field Guidelines Practice Be on time Being late lets us know that it s not that important to you that means dressed and ready to go when the whistle blows for practice No absences from practice will be tolerated If player needs to miss practice because of a family emergency a PARENT needs to communicate with Coach Booth BEFORE practice It will not be considered excused if Coach Booth does not know about it before parctice Do not sit down at practice exept during break and then you will take a knee No helmet on the ground It is either on or in your hand Run everywhere you go NEVER walk on the football field You MAX effort is expected during every play Practice and Game High energy High tempo During warm up and or conditioning you hands or feet are to be behind the line The cadence is either whistle go call or ball movement You are still expected to be at practice if you are injured You are to be dressed in practice gear or team issued clothes Scout team members are expected to GET BETTER make our TEAM BETTER PROVE that you should move up the depth chart During shells and Walk Thru practices team shorts only 31 WE WOUNDED THEM Be Coachable Coaches are here to help you succeed Listen and implement what they say

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 On the Field Guidelines Practice Run on and off the field Encourage teammates Play with class No taunting or signs of disrespect Be sure that you wear team issued equipment Socks will be all the same Cleat spatting will not be done by our training staff you must provide your own tape Remember you are being watched from the stands Make sure you conduct yourself in a manner that is consistantwith our expectations Sideline dicipline is essential Be sharp in discipline in pre game warmups Be courteous to officials Player is expected to uphold our 5 Pillars of Success in both practice and games 32 THEY SHALL NOT RISE Have your helmet with you at all times Be ready to go in You never throw down your helmet in frustration

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Media Social Media Procedures When we win we will get great publicity and gain many honors When we lose there will be no spoils The only friends and support you have when you lose are those in our locker room Newspaper Media Don t compare knock or criticize our opponents Only praise them Be confident but noe boastful Talk more about your teammates Whenever you receive recognition someone gave you the oppritunity Praise your team Do not take complaints to the newspaper The coaches office is the only place for these Keep it in the family Do not say anything about what we do as far as technical football X s and O s Do not say anything that would help our opponents or end up on the bulletin board Be kind and courteous to the newspaper and the media Writers may attempt to badger you or create controvery with leading questions or questions which set you up for critical answers When this happens tell the reporter I d rather not comment on that Social Media Remember what you put on social media is the lens in which you are viewed as an individual Maje wise choices College coaches seek out social media accounts this is your resume for them More and more high school athletes are losing out on scholarships because of their social media accounts Do not use foul language Team first ALWAYS 33 MEDIA PROCEDURES We do not control publicity nor can we determine who they will write about whose picture is in the newspaper ect We never knew a player who received more publicity than he deserved but we have known a thousand who did not get what they deserved

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Team and Position Meeting Policies Be early seated headwear head phones off fet on the floor sit up and no phones Respect the presenter whether it is a teammate coach administrattion or special guest Focus on every word and or moment of video Be coachable Ask questions courteously Meetings may be constructive but not destructive A winning performance in meetings is expected and are important as it is on the field Listning is our most important communitcation skill 34 POSITION MEETINGS Individual position group unit and or team meetings are critical for us to become as good as we are capable of becoming Below are some general guidelines to follow

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Fundraising Policies You are expected to pull your weight in fundraising The money that is raised goes directly to you Pre Post game meals travel player equipment field equipment ect Whu should you get all of the perks without doing any of the work We were able to raise over 25 000 by the tremendous efforts of our team We are looking to beat that amount this year and you are a major reason we can 35 FUNDRAISING Our major fundraiser is selling discount cars Our expectation is that every player sells 15 cards If you sell that amount you will receive a pair of cleats and gloves completely free If you don t sell 15 cards we will credit you 5 per card for example if you sold 13 cards 13 x 5 65 creditied to your cleats and gloves The balence remiaining will be put on your school debt list and needs to be paid in full before you are allowed to get your equipment for spring ball or before any school function prom graduation ect

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Our locker room is your second home Treat it with respect Locker room entry and exit for all players is the South door by the outedoor basketball courts The coaches office is off limits for players unless specifically invited in by a coach it is not a cut through to and from the weight room Throw your trash away Be sure that your equipment is stored in the proper places in your locker Your valuables should be stored in your top lock box Shoulder pads are to be turned upside down and stored on top of your locker Your helmet is to be hung on the right side of your locker on the lower hook Be sure to take your cleats off before entering the locker room after practice We will periodically perform locker checks Consequences will be given if your locker does not meet our expectations All property given to you is property of Manatee Hifgh School You are borrowing it If you lose it you re required to pay for it Take care of it be responsible If you lose something you talk with Coach Stallard You do not take something from a teammate that is considered theft and will be dealt with accordingly 36 LOCKER ROOM POLICIES Locker Room Equipment Policies

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Locker Room Equipment Policies Cont Your locker seat is to cleared of everything when you leave the locker room including weight class We have many guest that come through our locker room and we expect them to see a CHAMPIONSHIP locker room A schedule will be posted for the entire season listing our color combinations for each game and accessory color Each player will wear the proper attire There will be no individualism TEAMS win championships not selfish individuals who want everyone to look at me After games all equipment is to be laid out properly All socks are to be turned right side out We are not your Momma we are not going to do it for you Travel dress shirts pants shoes ect will be announced weekly depending on the weather and other circumstances 37 EQUIPMENT POLICIES You will be given a pair of MHS shorts and t shirt for weighlifting class These shorts and t shirts are to be turned in on your laundry loop every Friday after games They DO NOT go home for any reason

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 MANATEE FOOTBALL IRON CANE STRENGTH CONDITIONING PROGRAM Rich Lansky CSCS Cody Hughes MS ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist USA Weightlifting Level 5 Senior International Coach Strength Conditioning Coach Asst Strength Coach A comrehensive collegiate style strength and conditioning program adapted to a the high school setting A muti faceted multi tiered year round approach that coordinates strength and power development mobility and agility speed training nutrition and injury prevention Over riding emphasis on developing athleticism Our main objective is to be the most explosive well conditioned athletes on the field every Thursday and Friday night Our program is progressive with multiple level s that sllow for ongoing development ans consistant improvement over four years of high school The IRON CANE program not only helos build faster more agile and powerful athletes but also prepares the college bound player for the next level 38 S TRENGTH CONDITIONING Strength Conditioning

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Strength Conditioning WHAT WE EXPECT OF OUR ATHLETES Arrive on time ready to work Be prepared to give maximum efoort every day Follow the coach s directions Support your teammates during every session Take pride in your facilities keep them clean and functional WHAT OUR ATHLETES CAN EXPECT FROM OUR COACHES Support Guidance and Encouragement Expert coaching each and every day Caring about each player as an individual Holding each player accountable REMEMBER OUR STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING PROGRAM IS AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THE FOOTBALL PROGRAM Missing training sessions skipping reps or going easy on conditioning is looked upon in the same manner as missing practice being late or taking plays off during a game IT IS UNACCEPTABLE and PLAYING TIME COULD BE TAKEN AWAY FOR NOT MEETIN EXPECTATIONS IN THE WEIGHT ROOM TOGETHER WE CAN ACHIEVE SO MUCH MORETHAT AS INDIVIDUALS IF EACH PLAYER COMMITS TO BEING THE BEST CONDITIONED ATHLETE THEY CAN POSSIBLE BE NO ONE CAN STAND AGAINST US 39 POLICIES PROCEDURES We take our 5 pillars of excellance EFFORT TOUGHNESS DICIPLINE COMMITMENT AND PRIDE combined with our CANE STRONG principles of ATTITUDE ACCOUNTABILITY AND COMPETITION to create an atmosphere of excellance in all our strength and conditioning activities

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 1 Team a Win Every member will receive a Hurricane deacal after a victory b District Win Every member will receive an additional Hurricane de cal for a district win c Win T O Margin Every team member will receive a Hurricane decal by winning the Turnover Margin d Winner s Club Each individual that meets the file grade standard as set by the staff receives a Hurricane decal Offensive Lineman 80 Defensive Lineman 80 Running Backs 80 Linebackers 80 Wide Receivers 80 Defensive Backs 80 Quarterbacks 80 e Big Play in Football Game Individual that makes a big or impactful play will receive a Hurricane decal Designate by Coach Booth 40 H U R R I C AN E AWAR DS EM W A E ARD N A C I S R YS R T HU

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 H U R R I C AN E AWAR DS 1 Special Teams a Kick Off Team i Result inside the 25 yard line every kickoff Unit 1 decal ii No missed tackles Unit 1 decal iii 11 Players Hustling in proper Lanes Unit 1 decal iv Recover an onside kick Unit 1 decal v Cause fumble recover fumble Individual 1 decal vi Tackle inside the 20 yard line Individual 1 decal b Punt Team i Net punt 38 yards Unit 1 decal ii No rushed or blocked punts Unit 1 decal iii No missed tackles Unit 1 decal iv 11 Players Hustling in proper Lanes Unit 1 decal v Succesful fake punt Unit 1 decal vi Down punt inside 10 yard line Unit 1 decal vii Cause fumble recover fumble Individual 1 decal c Kick Off Return Team i All returnable kicks past 25 yard loine Unit 1 decal ii No fumbles Unit 1 decal iii Never lose an onside kick Unit 1 decal iv Kickoff returned past 40 yard line Unit 1 decal d Punt Return Team i Average 5 yards or more per return Unit 1 decal ii Catch in air all catchable punts Unit 1 decal iii No fumbles Unit 1 decal iv Punt returned over 20 yards Unit 1 decal v Block or force poor punt Unit 1 decal 41

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 3 Offense In each category if criteria is met the entire offensive unit that played significantly will receive a Hurricane decal a Score 24 points When its sufficient for a Manatee win b No turnoversans all possesion changes must occur across 50 yardline so that our opponent begins their drive with more than 50 yards to go c Ten plays of 12 yards d Convert all short yardage situations e Four drives og 8 plays f 54 fist down consistency 4 Defense In each category if criteria is met the entire defensive unity that played significantly will reciev a Hurricane decal a b c d e f g Hold opponents to 13 points or less when it s sufficient for a Manatee win Defensive score Five 3 and Outs Stop opponents in all sudden change situations Stop opponents inside their own 10 yard lineso that we obtain the ball in the plus territory Stop opponent in all two minute situations Force 3 turnovers 42 H U R R I C AN E AWAR DS Special Teams Continued e Field Goal Extra Point Team i 100 PAT ii 75 FG Success rate outside 40 yards Unit 1 decal iii No rushed or blocked kicks Unit 1 decal iv Successful fake FG attempt Unit 1 decal v 45 yard FG Individual 1 decal An additional Hurricane decal will be given to each individual on the Special Teams Unit that scores a touchdown

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 To the process to yourself to your teammates to your coaches to your school All in All the Time 2 EFFORT 100 all the time With your family and friends school and football Be the very best you can be 3 DISCIPLINE Doing what you are supposed to do when required to do so ALL THE TIME 4 TOUGHNESS Both Physically and Mentally tough Pushing through the physically demanding and overcoming the challenges of adversity and success 5 PRIDE Taking ownership in your work and development as a student and football player Being proud in our program s tradition and those that came before to lay the foundation Always strive for excellance 43 5 PILL ARS OF SUCCESS 1 COMMITMENT

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Recruiting The NCAA supports student athlete well being by promoting a fair recruiting environment that limits intrusions into the lives of student athletes and their families Recruiting terms A contact happens any time a college coach says more than hello during a face to face meeting with a college bound student athlete or his or her parents off the college s campus An evaluation happens when a college coach observes a student athlete practicing or competing A verbal commitment happens when a college bound student athlete verbally agrees to play sports for a college before he or she signs or is eligible to sign a National Letter of Intent The commitment is not binding on the student athlete or the school and can be made at any time When a student athlete officially commits to attend a Division I or II college he or she signs a National Letter of Intent agreeing to attend that school for one academic year Campus visits Any visit to a college campus by a college bound student athlete or his or her parents paid for by the college is an official visit Visits paid for by student athletes or their parents are considered unofficial visits During an official visit the college can pay for transportation to and from the college for the student athlete lodging and three meals per day for the studentathlete and his or her parents or guardians as well as reasonable entertainment 44 RECRUITING Recruiting happens when a college employee or representative invites a high school studentathlete to play sports for their college Recruiting can occur in many ways such as face to face contact phone calls or text messaging through mailed or emailed material or through social media

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 expenses including three tickets to a home sports event The only expenses a college bound student athlete may receive from a college during an unofficial visit are three tickets to a home sports event National Letter of Intent A National Letter of Intent is signed by a college bound student athlete agreeing to attend a Division I or II college for one academic year Participating colleges agree to provide financial aid for one academic year to the student athlete as long as the student athlete is admitted to the school and is eligible for financial aid under NCAA rules Other forms of financial aid do not guarantee the student athlete financial aid The National Letter of Intent is voluntary and not required for a student athlete to receive financial aid or participate in sports Signing a National Letter of Intent ends the recruiting process because participating schools are prohibited from recruiting student athletes who have already signed letters with other participating schools A student athlete who signs a National Letter of Intent but decides to attend another college may request a release from his or her contract with the school If a student athlete signs a National Letter of Intent with one school but attends a different school he or she loses one full year of eligibility and must complete a full academic year at the new school before being eligible to compete Recruiting Calendars NCAA member schools have adopted rules to create an equitable recruiting environment that promotes student athlete well being The rules define who may be involved in the recruiting process when recruiting may occur and the conditions under which recruiting may be conducted Recruiting rules seek as much as possible to control intrusions into the lives of student athletes The NCAA defines recruiting as any solicitation of prospective student athletes or their parents by an institutional staff member or by a representative of the institution s athletics interests for the purpose of securing a prospective student athlete s enrollment and ultimate participation in the institution s intercollegiate athletics program Frequently Asked Questions What is a contact 45

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 A contact occurs any time a college coach says more than hello during a faceto face contact with a college bound student athlete or his or her parents off the college s campus What is a contact period During a contact period a college coach may have face to face contact with college bound student athletes or their parents watch student athletes compete and visit their high schools and write or telephone student athletes or their parents What is an evaluation period During an evaluation period a college coach may watch college bound student athletes compete visit their high schools and write or telephone studentathletes or their parents However a college coach may not have face to face contact with college bound student athletes or their parents off the college s campus during an evaluation period What is a quiet period During a quiet period a college coach may only have face to face contact with college bound student athletes or their parents on the college s campus A coach may not watch student athletes compete unless a competition occurs on the college s campus or visit their high schools Coaches may write or telephone college bound student athletes or their parents during this time What is a dead period During a dead period a college coach may not have face to face contact with college bound student athletes or their parents and may not watch studentathletes compete or visit their high schools Coaches may write and telephone student athletes or their parents during a dead period What is the difference between an official visit and an unofficial visit Any visit to a college campus by a college bound student athlete or his or her parents paid for by the college is an official visit Visits paid for by collegebound student athletes or their parents are unofficial visits During an official visit the college can pay for transportation to and from the college for the prospect lodging and three meals per day for both the prospect and the parent or guardian as well as reasonable entertainment expenses including three tickets to a home sports event 46

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 The only expenses a college bound student athlete may receive from a college during an unofficial visit are three tickets to a home sports event What is a National Letter of Intent A National Letter of Intent is signed by a college bound student athlete when the student athlete agrees to attend a Division I or II college or university for one academic year Participating institutions agree to provide financial aid for one academic year to the student athlete as long as the student athlete is admitted to the school and is eligible for financial aid under NCAA rules Other forms of financial aid do not guarantee the student athlete financial aid The National Letter of Intent is voluntary and not required for a student athlete to receive financial aid or participate in sports Signing an National Letter of Intent ends the recruiting process since participating schools are prohibited from recruiting student athletes who have already signed letters with other participating schools A student athlete who has signed a National Letter of Intent may request a release from his or her contract with the school If a student athlete signs a National Letter of Intent with one school but attends a different school he or she will lose one full year of eligibility and must complete a full academic year at their new school before being eligible to compete What are recruiting calendars Recruiting calendars help promote the well being prospective student athletes and coaches and ensure competitive equity by defining certain time periods in which recruiting may or may not occur in a particular sport CALENDARS ARE BEING UPDATED 2017 18 WILL BE AVAILABLE SOON 47

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Test Scores When a student registers for the SAT or ACT he or she can use the NCAA Eligibility Center code of 9999 so his or her scores are sent directly to the NCAA Eligibility Center from the testing agency Test scores on transcripts will NOT be used in his or her academic certification A combined SAT score is calculated by adding reading and math subscores An ACT sum score is calculated by adding English math reading and science subscores A student may take the SAT or ACT an unlimited number of times before he or she enrolls full time in college If a student takes either test more than once the best subscore from different tests are used to meet initial eligibility requirements If a student took the SAT before March 2016 and then took the redesigned SAT at a later date the NCAA Eligibility Center will not combine section scores from the former and redesigned SAT when determining his or her initial eligibility The NCAA Eligibility Center will only combine section scores from the same version of the test Because the redesigned SAT varies in design and measures different academic concepts than the former SAT the Eligibility Center will apply the College Board s concordance tables when performing academic certifications for students with redesigned SAT scores To compare SAT scores click here for a comparison table or click here to visit the College Board s website DIVISION I FULL QUALIFIER SLIDING SCALE SAT ACT SUM CORE GPA ACT SUM 3 550 400 37 2 750 720 59 3 525 410 38 2 725 730 60 3 500 420 39 2 700 740 61 3 475 430 40 2 675 750 61 3 450 440 41 2 650 760 62 3 425 450 41 2 625 770 63 3 400 460 42 2 600 780 64 3 375 470 42 2 575 790 65 3 350 480 43 2 550 800 66 3 325 490 44 2 525 810 67 3 300 500 44 2 500 820 68 3 275 510 45 2 475 830 69 3 250 520 46 2 450 840 70 850 70 3 225 530 46 2 425 3 200 540 47 2 400 860 71 3 175 550 47 2 375 870 72 3 150 560 48 2 350 880 73 3 125 570 49 2 325 890 74 3 100 580 49 2 300 900 75 3 075 590 50 2 299 910 76 3 050 600 50 2 275 910 76 3 025 610 51 2 250 920 77 3 000 620 52 2 225 930 78 2 975 630 52 2 200 940 79 2 950 640 53 2 175 950 80 2 925 650 53 2 150 960 81 970 82 2 900 660 54 2 125 2 875 670 55 2 100 980 83 2 850 680 56 2 075 990 84 2 825 690 56 2 050 1000 85 2 800 700 57 2 025 1010 86 2 775 710 58 2 000 1020 86 NCAA is a trademark of the National Collegiate Athletic Association 48 SAT READING MATH READING MATH ACADEMIC REDSHIRT CORE GPA DIVISION I FULL QUALIFIER SLIDING SCALE

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Test Scores When a student registers for the SAT or ACT he or she can use the NCAA Eligibility Center code of 9999 so his or her scores are sent directly to the NCAA Eligibility Center from the testing agency Test scores on transcripts will NOT be used in his or her academic certification A combined SAT score is calculated by adding reading and math subscores An ACT sum score is calculated by adding English math reading and science subscores A student may take the SAT or ACT an unlimited number of times before he or she enrolls full time in college If a student takes either test more than once the best subscore from different tests are used to meet initial eligibility requirements If a student took the SAT before March 2016 and then took the redesigned SAT at a later date the NCAA Eligibility Center will not combine section scores from the former and redesigned SAT when determining his or her initial eligibility The NCAA Eligibility Center will only combine section scores from the same version of the test Because the redesigned SAT varies in design and measures different academic concepts than the former SAT the Eligibility Center will apply the College Board s concordance tables when performing academic certifications for students with redesigned SAT scores To compare SAT scores click here for a comparison table or click here to visit the College Board s website DIVISION I FULL QUALIFIER SLIDING SCALE SAT ACT SUM CORE GPA SAT ACT SUM READING MATH READING MATH 3 550 400 37 2 750 720 59 3 525 410 38 2 725 730 60 3 500 420 39 2 700 740 61 750 61 3 475 430 40 2 675 3 450 440 41 2 650 760 62 3 425 450 41 2 625 770 63 3 400 460 42 2 600 780 64 3 375 470 42 2 575 790 65 3 350 480 43 2 550 800 66 3 325 490 44 2 525 810 67 3 300 500 44 2 500 820 68 3 275 510 45 2 475 830 69 840 70 520 46 3 225 530 46 2 425 850 70 3 200 540 47 2 400 860 71 3 175 550 47 2 375 870 72 3 150 560 48 2 350 880 73 3 125 570 49 2 325 890 74 3 100 580 49 2 300 900 75 3 075 590 50 2 299 910 76 3 050 600 50 2 275 910 76 3 025 610 51 2 250 920 77 3 000 620 52 2 225 930 78 2 975 630 52 2 200 940 79 2 950 640 53 2 175 950 80 960 81 2 925 650 53 2 150 2 900 660 54 2 125 970 82 2 875 670 55 2 100 980 83 2 850 680 56 2 075 990 84 2 825 690 56 2 050 1000 85 2 800 700 57 2 025 1010 86 2 775 710 58 2 000 1020 86 NCAA is a trademark of the National Collegiate Athletic Association 3 250 2 450 ACADEMIC REDSHIRT CORE GPA DIVISION I FULL QUALIFIER SLIDING SCALE

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Test Scores If a student took the SAT before March 2016 and then took the redesigned SAT at a later date the NCAA Eligibility Center will not combine section scores from the former and redesigned SAT when determining his or her initial eligibility The NCAA Eligibility Center will only combine section scores from the same version of the test Because the redesigned SAT varies in design and measures different academic concepts than the former SAT the Eligibility Center will apply the College Board s concordance tables when performing academic certifications for students with redesigned SAT scores To compare SAT scores click here for a comparison table or click here to visit the College Board s website DIVISION II FULL QUALIFIER SLIDING SCALE USE FOR DIVISION II BEGINNING AUGUST 2018 CORE GPA SAT ACT SUM DIVISION II PARTIAL QUALIFIER SLIDING SCALE USE FOR DIVISION II BEGINNING AUGUST 2018 CORE GPA SAT ACT SUM READING MATH READING MATH 3 300 above 400 37 3 050 above 400 37 3 275 410 38 3 025 410 38 3 250 3 225 3 200 3 175 3 150 3 125 420 430 440 450 460 470 39 40 41 41 42 42 3 000 2 975 2 950 2 925 2 900 2 875 420 430 440 450 460 470 39 40 41 41 42 42 3 100 3 075 3 050 3 025 3 000 2 975 2 950 2 925 2 900 2 875 2 850 2 825 2 800 2 775 2 750 2 725 2 700 2 675 2 650 2 625 2 600 480 490 500 510 520 530 540 550 560 570 580 590 600 610 620 630 640 650 660 670 680 43 44 44 45 46 46 47 47 48 49 49 50 50 51 52 52 53 53 54 55 56 2 575 2 550 690 700 56 57 2 850 2 825 2 800 2 775 2 750 2 725 2 700 2 675 2 650 2 625 2 600 2 575 2 550 2 525 2 500 2 475 2 450 2 425 2 400 2 375 2 350 2 325 480 490 500 510 520 530 540 550 560 570 580 590 600 610 620 630 640 650 660 670 680 690 43 44 44 45 46 46 47 47 48 49 49 50 50 51 52 52 53 53 54 55 56 56 2 525 2 500 710 720 58 59 2 300 2 275 700 710 57 58 2 475 2 450 730 740 60 61 2 250 2 225 720 730 59 60 2 425 2 400 750 760 61 62 2 200 2 175 740 750 61 61 2 375 2 350 770 780 63 64 2 150 2 125 760 770 62 63 2 325 2 300 790 800 65 66 2 100 2 075 780 790 64 65 2 275 50 2 250 2 225 2 200 810 820 830 840 above 67 68 69 70 above 2 050 2 025 800 810 66 67 2 000 820 above 68 above NCAA is a trademark of the National Collegiate Athletic Association

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Test Scores If a student took the SAT before March 2016 and then took the redesigned SAT at a later date the NCAA Eligibility Center will not combine section scores from the former and redesigned SAT when determining his or her initial eligibility The NCAA Eligibility Center will only combine section scores from the same version of the test Because the redesigned SAT varies in design and measures different academic concepts than the former SAT the Eligibility Center will apply the College Board s concordance tables when performing academic certifications for students with redesigned SAT scores To compare SAT scores click here for a comparison table or click here to visit the College Board s website DIVISION II FULL QUALIFIER SLIDING SCALE USE FOR DIVISION II BEGINNING AUGUST 2018 CORE GPA SAT ACT SUM DIVISION II PARTIAL QUALIFIER SLIDING SCALE USE FOR DIVISION II BEGINNING AUGUST 2018 CORE GPA SAT ACT SUM READING MATH READING MATH 3 300 above 400 37 3 050 above 400 37 3 275 410 38 3 025 410 38 3 250 3 225 3 200 3 175 3 150 3 125 420 430 440 450 460 470 39 40 41 41 42 42 3 000 2 975 2 950 2 925 2 900 2 875 420 430 440 450 460 470 39 40 41 41 42 42 3 100 3 075 3 050 3 025 3 000 2 975 2 950 2 925 2 900 2 875 2 850 2 825 2 800 2 775 2 750 2 725 2 700 2 675 2 650 2 625 2 600 480 490 500 510 520 530 540 550 560 570 580 590 600 610 620 630 640 650 660 670 680 43 44 44 45 46 46 47 47 48 49 49 50 50 51 52 52 53 53 54 55 56 2 575 2 550 690 700 56 57 2 850 2 825 2 800 2 775 2 750 2 725 2 700 2 675 2 650 2 625 2 600 2 575 2 550 2 525 2 500 2 475 2 450 2 425 2 400 2 375 2 350 2 325 480 490 500 510 520 530 540 550 560 570 580 590 600 610 620 630 640 650 660 670 680 690 43 44 44 45 46 46 47 47 48 49 49 50 50 51 52 52 53 53 54 55 56 56 2 525 2 500 710 720 58 59 2 300 2 275 700 710 57 58 2 475 2 450 730 740 60 61 2 250 2 225 720 730 59 60 2 425 2 400 750 760 61 62 2 200 2 175 740 750 61 61 2 375 2 350 770 780 63 64 2 150 2 125 760 770 62 63 2 325 2 300 790 800 65 66 2 100 2 075 780 790 64 65 2 275 2 250 2 225 2 200 810 820 830 840 above 67 68 69 70 above 2 050 2 025 800 810 66 67 2 000 820 above 68 above NCAA is a trademark of the National Collegiate Athletic Association

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FUNDAMENTALSs r e n n r i o F W Ability is what you re capable of doing Motivation determines what you do Attitude determines how well you do it The difference between a suc Lou Holtz will cessful person and others is not a lack of strength not a lack of knowledge but rather a lack of Vince Lombardi

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 The 11 habits of a coach s favorite student athlete By Doug Samuels September 20 2016 The idea of coaches having favorites can be a sensitive subject for some people but if we re all being honest with each other we all have favorites in some form or fashion One coach even penned a letter I Do Have Favorites that talks about how he has favorites and why he s not ashamed to openly talk about it Now that we ve established that coaches have favorites and there s nothing wrong with that let s move on I wanted to take a look at what do we as coaches look for consciously or subconsciously in players before considering them favorite material and what can a player do to work his way into one of those valued coach s favorite spots To start the favorite players of coaches do what is asked of them and do it to the best of their ability and they get more instruction because more is expected of them and provide an important model for other players to strive to be more like To be a coach s favorite has very little to do with talent and a whole lot to do with a variety of other things Here I highlight the 11 habits that student ath55

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 letes possess that make them a coach s favorite 1 They master all of the things that require no talent There is a graphic that has made its way around social media highlighting the ten things that require no talent A few weeks ago I took a look at those 10 traits and added a few of my own and they include being on time work ethic effort body language energy attitude passion being coachable doing extra being prepared the words that come out of your mouth your willingness to change have an open mind 2 They re ready to listen willing to learn and then immediately apply your instruction Something as simple as being coachable can go a really long way to being a coach s favorite It shows that you trust the staff and that the staff can trust you to do what is being asked and expected 3 They show respect to your entire coaching staff and everyone involved in the school and your program Favorites are often the guys who coaches send out to talk to the media or the community because they know that they ll represent the program in a great light Favorites are the kids that understand that perception and place an emphasis on representing the program and themselves well in the eyes of others 4 They are great role models in the community A lot of times favorites are the types of guys that exhibit the type of qualities that make them role models in the community They re the type of people who exhibit the type of traits that make it okay for your son or daughter to date them and that s one of the highest compliment a coach with kids can give a young person Favorites are the type of kids that you want those group kids playing touch football behind the bleachers to say Hey I m so and so 5 They always do what is in the best interest of the program A coaches favorite can t be selfish They often put their own wants on needs on the back burner for the sake of the program Sometimes that means doing something like switching positions outside their comfort zone for the sake of the team or stepping into more of a leadership role because that s what the program needs Coaches value that type of stuff a lot because it allows the highest chance of success for all involved 6 They make the right decisions on the field off the field and in the class56

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 room Favorites are the guys that coaches don t have to worry about being a knucklehead and getting in trouble in class or bullying other students They provide a great example for others to strive to be like on and off the field 7 They don t miss those non mandatory activities Coaches like to say that not all team activities are mandatory but on that same note playing time is also not mandatory either Favorites often view non mandatory activities and workouts through the same lens as a coach and understand the important role that they play 8 They re fully bought into the culture and vision that the head coach and coaching staff have for the program It s impossible to go out there and truly give it everything you ve got if you don t believe in the vision that the head coach and his staff have Favorites are often the guys that are on board first and then bring others on board as time wears on 9 They never let their emotions get too high or too low Regardless of the adversity they hit or the highs and lows during a game they never let their emotions get too high or too low where they can t control themselves 10 They do the little things when no one is watching Picking up the practice field or wiping down tables after a team meal to make the clean up easier on the janitor and getting in some extra work with their back up after practice are all things that have a special way of going a long way with coaches 11 Coaches know that they can trust and depend on them regardless of the circumstance Whatever the team life or the season throws at them coaches know that they can depend on their favorites to rise above it 57

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 ATTITUDE A good attitude can overcome some other limitations but even great talent can t overcome the wrong attitude Attitude of Gratitude Humility Enthusiasm 58 AT T I T U D E Attitude is a choice

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MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 team Together Everyone Achieves More Great teams are Unselfish Coachability Learning to Listen Team Unity 60 TEAM Team Goals 1st

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Goose Story Teamwork Stand by each other When you see geese flying along in V formation you might consider what science has discovered as to why they fly that way As each bird flaps its wings it creates an uplift for the bird immediately following By flying in V formation the whole flock adds at least 71 greater flying range than if each bird flew on its own People who share a common direction and sense of community can get where they are going more quickly and easily because they are traveling on the thrust of one another When the head goose gets tired it rotates back in the wing in another goose flies point It is sensible to take turns during demanding jobs Whether with people or with geese flying south Kiss honk from behind to encourage those upfront to keep up their speed What messages do we give when we honk from behind Finally and this is important when a goose gets sick or is wounded by gunshot and falls out of the formation two other geese fall out with the goose and follow it down to lend help and protection They stay with the fallen goose until it is able to fly or until it dies and only then do they launch out on their own or with another formation to catch up with their group If we have the sense of a goose we will standby each other like that 61 TEAM When a goose falls out of formation it suddenly feels the drag and resistance of trying to go at it alone and quickly gets back into formation to take a advantage of the lifting power of the bird in front If we have as much sense as a goose we will stay in formation with those people who are headed in the same way we are

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 The chemistry of a great team 1 Must be worked at nothing for granted 2 All seasons are different none are the same 3 Founded on respect More than anything else men have fought and winners have won because of a commitment to a leader and to a small brotherhood where the ties that bind or mutual respect and confidence shared privation shared hazard shared triumph a willingness to obey and determination to follow And then in one of those great thundering jolts in which man s real motives are revealed to him in an electrifying vision I understand at last why I jumped hospital that Sunday 35 years ago and in violation of orders return to the front and almost certain death It was an act of love Those men on the line were my family my home They were closer to me than I can say closer than any friends had been or even would be They had never let me down and I couldn t do it to them I had to be with them rather than let them die and live with the knowledge that I might have saved them Man I now know do not fight for flag or country for the Marine Corps or glory or any other abstraction The fight for one another Any man in combat who lacks comrdes who will die for him or for whom he is willing to die is not a man at all He is truly damned Revere your fellow warriors because it is through them that you will be motivated in sustained through the difficult battles 62 TEAM CHEMISTRY Commitment is the thing Soldiers in the ranks have rarely over the ages fought for king country freedom or moral principle

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 1 Gives 100 2 Shows courage off the field 3 Make no mental mistakes 4 Cares about the team above all else 5 Demonstrates loyalty to all 63 A G O O D T E A M P L AY E R A Good Team Player

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 The following is excerpted from the article The Good Fight by Mark Buchannan The games open with a re enactment of the battle of Carthage The gladiators all foot soldiers are cast as the hapless Carthaginians It is a stage for slaughter They are marched out a dark passageway into brilliant sunlight and met with the roar of bloodlust Maximus their leader shouts to his men Stay together He assembled them in a tight circle in the center of the arena back to back shields a loft spears outward Again he shouts Whatever comes out of that gate stay together What comes out that gate is swift and sleek Chariot upon chariot thunder forth One gladiator strays from the circl ignoring Maximus s order and is cut down Maximus shouts once more Stay Together The instinct to scatter is strong The chariots circle closer closer closer Spears and arrows rain down on the men s wood shields The chariots are about to cinch the knot Right then maximus shouts Now The gladiators attack in decimate the Romans Whatever comes out that gate stay together You are responsible for your healtha nd well being and your teammates health and well being You are responsible for your making good decisions and your teammate making good decisions 64 Y O U A R E A G L A D I AT O R That s the premise of the movie gladiator Through a maze of events Maximus goes from celebrated warrior favor of one emperor to despised trader nemesis of another He becomes a fugitive then caged slave then unvanquished gladiator His growing fame in the arena brings him to the sports pinnacle Rome s magnificent Coliseum

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 Brothers to the End TEAM Together as Brothers We ve laughed and cried Together as Brothers We fought side by side These two different worlds From which we came But in our heats We were one in the same This place this creed That we live by I never would have dreamed That you would ever die To those who remember You were a man among men To me you were more You were my best friend Someday somewhere We will meet again Because we will always be BROTHERS TO THE END Dale Sizmore 65

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 BELIEF IS ALL YOU NEED A man was lost while driving through the country As he tried to read a map he accidentally drove off the road into a ditch Though he wasn t injured his car was stuck deep in the mud So the man walked to a nearby farm to ask for help Warwick canget you out of that ditch said the farmer pointing to an old mule standing in the field The man looked at the haggardly mule and looked at the farmer who just stood there repeating Yep Old Warwick can do the job The man figured he had nothing to lose The two men and Warwick made their way back to the ditch The man was amused He thanked the farmer patted the mule and asked Why did you call out all those other names before you called Warwick The farmer grinned and said Old Warwick is just about blind As long as he believes he s part of a team he doesn t mind pulling What it takes to be a team T olerance of each other s weaknesses and we all have them E ncouragement towards each other s successes and we all have them A cknowledgement that each of us has something to offer to the cause M indfulness that all of us appreciate tolerance encouragement and acknowledgement Julie Lambert 66 TEAM The farmer hitched the mule to the car With a snap of the reins he shouted Pull Fred Pull Jack Pull Ted Pull Warwick And the mule pulled the car from the ditch with very little effort

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MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 RESPONSIBILITY With tradition comes great responsibility Integrity Truth Temptation CLASS Language 68 RESPONSIBILITY Know right wrong

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 DO IT WITH CLASS Class is respect for others It is a deep and genuine respect for every human being regardless of his status in life Class is having manners It is always saying thank you and please It is complementing people for any and every task that was done well Class is treating every other person as you want them to treat you in a similar situation Class never brags or boasts about one s accomplishments and never tears down or diminishes the achievements of another person Class does not depend on money status success or ancestry The wealthy aristocrats may not even know the meaning of the word yet the poorest man in town may radiate class in everything he does If you have class everyone will know it and you will have self respect If you are without class good luck because no matter what you accomplish it will never have meeting 69 CLASS Class never makes excuses for one s own shortcomings but it always helps the other person to bounce back from their mistakes

MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 WHAT IS CLASS Class never runs scared It is sure footed and confident in the knowledge that you can meet life head on and handle what ever comes along Class never makes excuses It takes its lumps and learns from past mistakes Class is considerate of others It knows that good manners are nothing more than a series of petty sacrifices Class bespeakes an aristocracy that has nothing to do with ancestors or money The most affluent blueblood can be totally without class while the decendant of a Welsh miner may ooze class from every pore Class never tries to build itself up by tearing others down Class is already up and need not strive to look better by making others look worse Class can walk with kings and keep virtue and talk with crowds and keep the common touch Everyone is comfortable with the person who has class because he is comfortable with himself If you have class you don t need much of anyhthing else If you don t have it no matter what else you have it doesn t make much of a difference 70 W H AT I S C L A S S Jacob had it Esau didn t Symbolocally we can look to Jacob s wrestling match with the angel Those who have class have wrestled with their own personal angel and won a victory that makes them thereafter

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MANATEE FOOTBALL 2017 INDISPENSIBLE MAN Sometimes when you feel that your going Would leave an unfillable hole Just follow the simple instruction And see how it humbles your soul Take a bucket and fill it with water Put your hand in it up to your wrist Pull it out and the hole that is remaining Is a measure of how you will be missed You may splash all you please when you enter You can stir up the water galore But stop and you will find in a minute That it looks quite the same as before The moral of this quaint example Is to do just the best that you can Be proud of yourself but remember There is no INDISPENSABLE MAN 72 POLICIES PROCEDURES Sometimes when you are feeling important Sometimes when your ego is in bloom Sometimess when you take it for granted You re the best qualified in the room

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