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Camden Catholic High School

Camden Catholic High School

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Sep 11, 2026

Andrew DiCeccoHOST
0:46
This isn't going to be a really long podcast.
Andrew DiCeccoHOST
0:49
I'm actually at Bishop Eustace in South Jersey because they're playing Camden Catholic, which, if you read my story on InsideTheBirds.com, James Bradbury, former Eagles cornerback, is an assistant coach there.
Andrew DiCeccoHOST
1:01
And I wanted to check out some Friday Night Lights as I'm pretty sure I'm not going to have a lot of those opportunities this season this Because I will be pretty busy.
Andrew DiCeccoHOST
1:09
But let's get to the most important information.
Bill ColaruloHOST
30:06
So I just saw James Bradbury the other day.
Bill ColaruloHOST
30:08
Remember I told you I had to go over to Camden Catholic High School football? I'm friends with the head coach.
Bill ColaruloHOST
30:14
I used to coach him.
Bill ColaruloHOST
30:15
Yes,
Jack FritzHOST
46:27
We're blaming the sodfather.
Jack FritzHOST
46:28
By the way, congratulations to James Bradbury, now an assistant coach at Camden Catholic.
Jack FritzHOST
46:32
How about that?
Ike ReeseHOST
46:33
He's sticking
Jamie LynchHOST
51:26
It has to do with an alma mater of yours, so you probably did.
Jamie LynchHOST
51:30
But some exciting Camden Catholic news.
Bob CooneyGUEST
51:33
Oh, there it is.
Jamie LynchHOST
51:33
As James Bradberry gets-
Bob CooneyGUEST
51:39
Yeah, so I was talk- [laughs] Believe it or not, James-
Jamie LynchHOST
51:42
No way.
Jamie LynchHOST
51:42
You were talking to somebody at Camden Catholic? [laughs]
Bob CooneyGUEST
51:44
The head coach of the football team-
Bill ColaruloHOST
40:23
Ha.
Bill ColaruloHOST
40:23
I was long snapping today over at, uh, Camden Catholic High School.
Bill ColaruloHOST
40:26
I went over, I was like, "Oh, let me long snap like the old times."
Ricky BottalicoHOST
40:29
Seriously?
Bill ColaruloHOST
8:04
Yeah.
Bill ColaruloHOST
8:05
In fact, I remember we were just talking about Camden Catholic High School football.
Bill ColaruloHOST
8:08
I remember when I used to play back in high school, we used to do in the summertime seven on seven against all the other high schools in the area.
Bill ColaruloHOST
8:15
I don't know if they still do it.
Sean AlfordGUEST
3:20
You went and played over like Barrington soccer and stuff.
Sean AlfordGUEST
3:23
After that, just from knowing people, got into Camden County College for two years, then went to Camden Catholic as an assistant.
Sean AlfordGUEST
3:33
And then during COVID, when they condensed all of the like playoff brackets and all that stuff and tried to make it more regional came to Catholic.
Sean AlfordGUEST
3:44
Somehow we had to go down to Alma, which I'd never heard.

10 MINS LATER

Matt CarrollHOST
13:22
that i really enjoy is called the season of success and it's about making every season you know a winning season whether you win or lose things like that and it taught and there's a bunch of examples but i'd like to hear you know when you know it's hey we might not get the results we need to get or it might be a struggle here how are we going to keep those players that again like really don't you know aren't the coming from high level club and you're teaching them hey we're trapped with our their instep here and still making that something where they're getting something out of this? What are the tactics that you're using for that throughout your season? You
Sean AlfordGUEST
13:54
know, that is a great actual question.
Sean AlfordGUEST
13:58
And to be honest, I think in the, like, last eight years, so between, like, Camden Catholic and OMA, I've been pretty fortunate, to be honest, that, like, I can't say, I can't say like I I've gone into a season where I've just flat out known like last, last year I probably had higher expectations than I, than I should have when I, as the season went on and I, and I thought about it, you know, I've talked to my wife cause we're like four and eight or four and nine.
Sean AlfordGUEST
14:28
And I'm like, man, like, what are we doing? What am I? And.

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