In this episode, Coach Tad and Coach Mash discuss the growing phenomenon of 7v7 football with Coach Micah Keels, who shares insights on its mechanics, rules, and the impact it has on player development. They touch on the perceptions of 7v7 among high school coaches, the growth of the sport driven by social media, and the importance of mentorship in youth athletics. Coach Keels also discusses the mission of Next Gen Academy, emphasizing the balance between winning and developing young athletes. The episode concludes with thoughts on the future of 7v7 football and its role in shaping the next generation of players.

Chapters

00:00 Next Gen Academy and Its Impact
02:50 Defining 7v7 Football
06:19 The Mechanics and Strategy of 7v7
07:41 The Fast-Paced Nature of 7v7 Football
12:10 Understanding the Rules of 7v7 Football
17:53 The Growth and Popularity of 7v7 Football
22:42 Perceptions of 7v7 Football Among Coaches
24:14 The Journey of NextGen Academy
31:15 The Structure and Growth of NextGen Academy
32:55 The Importance of Presence in Youth Coaching
34:01 Next Gen's Unique Approach to Football and Community
35:30 Defining Success Beyond Wins and Losses
40:02 The Future of Next Gen and 7v7 Football
46:14 Choosing the Right 7v7 Program for Your Child
48:11 The Value of Next Gen's Coaching Philosophy

In this episode, we pick up in our Clack's Corner series as Coach Clack reflects on the Panthers' week 4 loss to Collins Hill. He stresses that while mistakes and setbacks have slowed progress, the experience gained by younger players and lessons learned from losses are invaluable for the Panthers’ long-term development. Coach Clack emphasizes the importance of establishing a rhythm on offense, tightening up special teams, and continuing to build on defensive improvements. Above all, he emphasizes the importance of showing up every day, staying positive, and laying the foundation for future success.

Chapters

00:00 Game Recap and Initial Thoughts
03:22 Focus and Learning from Mistakes
06:27 Offensive Performance Analysis
09:46 Challenges in the Running Game
12:26 Special Teams Issues and Adjustments
16:09 Team Resilience and Moving Forward
17:57 Strategic Decisions in High-Pressure Situations
21:46 Learning from Mistakes: Coaching Accountability
24:26 Defensive Performance: Analyzing Strengths and Weaknesses
26:01 Preparing for Regional Challenges: Focus and Strategy
28:57 Building Discipline and Consistency in the Team
32:28 The Importance of Resilience and Commitment

In this episode, Coach Tad and Coach Mash sit down with GHSA General Manager Jorge Cemadevilla to talk about the state of high school football in Georgia. From GHSA priorities and the rise of NIL, to early-season storylines, top-performing teams in 4A, 5A, and 6A, and the players lighting up the stat sheets — we break it all down. Plus, we give some way-too-early predictions on who might be playing deep into December.

Chapters

00:00 NIL and Its Impact on High School Sports
01:46 Early Season Headlines and Standout Performers
04:20 Growth of Girls Sports and Inclusion
07:00 Coaching Changes and Their Impacts
09:34 Predictions for the Season Ahead
18:06 Emerging Powerhouses in High School Football
19:09 Coaching Impact on Team Culture
21:00 Star Players Making Waves
26:18 Predictions for Championship Contenders
29:51 The Importance of Mercedes-Benz Stadium
32:51 Community Support and the Hometown Series
36:18 Challenges in Officiating and the Future of the Sport
38:20 Falcons Season Predictions and Player Insights

In this episode of The Fieldhouse Podcast, we dive into our second installment of Clack’s Corner with Parkview Head Coach Adam Clack. Coach Clack recaps the Panthers’ high-scoring 59–45 win over West Forsyth, highlighting key improvements from their Week 1 loss to North Paulding. We break down standout offensive performances, including Zandon Mullins’ 326-yard rushing night, Greg Hart’s efficiency through the air, and Jaleel Parham’s explosive plays. Coach Clack also addresses areas the defense and special teams need to tighten up, recognizes the game’s unsung heroes, and previews the Panthers’ upcoming Week 4 matchup against a historically tough Collins Hill program.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Clack's Corner
03:14 Reflecting on the Big Win
04:58 Offensive Explosion: Key Stats and Performances
06:57 Adjustments After Week One Loss
10:36 Quarterback and Running Back Dynamics
15:47 Impact of Jaleel Parman on Offense
17:22 Defensive Challenges and Special Teams Focus
21:18 Defensive Leaders and Unsung Heroes
26:17 Preparing for Collins Hill: A Tough Challenge
31:09 Building Momentum and Learning to Win
34:12 NEWCHAPTER

Welcome to the debut of Clack’s Corner, a new weekly series on The Field House Podcast where Coach Tad and Coach Mash sit down with Parkview Head Coach Adam Clack to break down the Panthers’ season week by week.

In this first episode, we dive into Parkview’s season opener against North Paulding, a hard-fought matchup that ended in a 41-27 loss. Coach Clack shares his perspective on the game, the bright spots he saw from his team, and the key takeaways they’ll build on moving forward. We highlight top performers, discuss adjustments for the coming weeks, and preview what’s ahead for the Panthers.

It’s the start of a new season, a new series, and an inside look at Panther football straight from the head coach himself.

Chapters

00:00 Game Analysis and Decision-Making Tools
00:20 Reflecting on Coaching Dynamics and Team Chemistry
04:50 Game Day Experiences and Adjustments
05:03 Breaking Down the First Game Performance
09:09 Addressing Team Challenges and Growth
12:40 Mental Toughness and Team Resilience
16:58 Lessons Learned from Game One
19:30 Setting Goals and Future Focus
24:05 Reflection and Adjustments for Improvement
27:32 Preparing for the Next Challenge

In this episode, Coach Tad and Coach Mash discuss the upcoming high school football season, focusing on the roles and responsibilities of the coaching staff, the importance of team culture and brotherhood, and the expectations for the season. Caoch Mash emphasizes the significance of communication, preparation, and the development of players both on and off the field. The coaches reflect on their experiences during the offseason and share insights on how to build a successful program.

Key Takeaways

- The program's success relies on ownership from all members.
- Buy-in from players is crucial for a successful season.
- Expectations should focus on process rather than just results.
- Communication with players is essential for their development.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Anticipation for the Season
02:16 Coaching Roles and Extreme Ownership
04:20 Team Dynamics and Player Response to Change
07:09 Expectations for the Upcoming Season
09:32 Game Preparation and Strategy
12:11 Balancing Coaching Responsibilities
16:19 Building Team Culture and Brotherhood
18:46 Player Development and Communication
21:42 Memorable Moments and Looking Forward to the Season
25:54 Introduction to the Podcast and Social Channels

In this episode of The Field House Podcast, Coach Tad and Mash catch up with Coach Clack at Parkview High to talk through what it really means to build a culture from the ground up. Coach Clack reflects on his first 100 days leading the Panthers—diving into the wins, surprises, and challenges of a new program. From winning the locker room to fostering player-led accountability, it’s clear something special is brewing. This one’s all about the blueprint—and the brotherhood. #BET

On this episode of the Field House Podcast, Coach Tad and Coach Mash dive deep into the world of girls' flag football, highlighting its rapid growth, the establishment of programs like the one at Milton High School, and the unique dynamics of the game. Coaches Clark Nixon and Lindsey Marshall share their experiences, strategies, and the importance of building a supportive culture for female athletes.

Key Topics include:

- Understanding the rules of GHSA Girls' Flag Football
- The benefits of playing flag football and the opportunities it presents for young girls
- The future of the sport, especially with its inclusion in the Olympics.

They emphasize the significance of relationships, fun, and empowerment in coaching, making it clear that girls' flag football is not just a sport but a pathway to greater opportunities for young female athletes.

For more information on the Milton High School Flag program, visit: https://www.mhsflagfootball.com/