Codie Sanchez

In the Air Force, you're over-resourced, right?

You don't lack for resources in any instance.

Then there needs to be something, someone very different.

The leader of someone who's leading kids, a coach of,

a group of high school athletes, there, first of all, you're conditioned by the fact that you're, they're kids, right?

That's condition number one.

Condition number two is your kids change

Every year, so you have to change every year, right?

One year you're coaching a young Kobe Bryant, right?

The next year you're coaching a bunch of kids who the best of them will play D3 for two years before going on to get a physics degree, right?

You cannot be the same coach to the young Kobe Bryant as you are to the kid who's gonna play two years of walk on D3, right?

So you have to, in that instance, you gotta change.

That's from him, yeah, it's from him.

I don't.

I mean, I read his paper on pulling the goalie and called him up.

And he was so, I should say, I should give him a little shout out.

I showed up.

I mean, he's an insanely busy guy, running this massive organization, football.

And I show up to meet him and he carves out time in his schedule to give me whatever.

I meet him in a conference room in a hotel, because he happens to be in Manhattan that day.